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2015 in blogging

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To kick off the new year, we’d like to share with you data on Feminist Activism’s activity in 2015. You may start scrolling!

Crunchy numbers

Madison Square Garden can seat 20,000 people for a concert. This blog was viewed about 68,000 times in 2015. If it were a concert at Madison Square Garden, it would take about 3 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.

There were 102 pictures uploaded, taking up a total of 52 MB. That's about 2 pictures per week.

The busiest day of the year was March 12th with 543 views. The most popular post that day was About.

: Day 5- Native American Women's Activism (1/6)

: Day 5- Native American Women's Activism (2/6)

: Day 5- Native American Women's Activism (3/6)

: Day 5- Native American Women's Activism (4/6)

: Day 5- Native American Women's Activism (5/6)

: Day 5- Native American Women's Activism (6/6)

: Socially Constructed Gender Roles: The Root of All Evil (1/6)

: Socially Constructed Gender Roles: The Root of All Evil (2/6)

: Socially Constructed Gender Roles: The Root of All Evil (3/6)

: Socially Constructed Gender Roles: The Root of All Evil (4/6)

: Socially Constructed Gender Roles: The Root of All Evil (5/6)

: Socially Constructed Gender Roles: The Root of All Evil (6/6)

: Religion and Modest Dress (1/6)

: Religion and Modest Dress (2/6)

: Religion and Modest Dress (3/6)

: Religion and Modest Dress (4/6)

: Religion and Modest Dress (5/6)

: Religion and Modest Dress (6/6)

: The Damning Effects of Militarization (1/6)

: The Damning Effects of Militarization (2/6)

: The Damning Effects of Militarization (3/6)

: The Damning Effects of Militarization (4/6)

: The Damning Effects of Militarization (5/6)

: The Damning Effects of Militarization (6/6)

: Modern Family, Modern Masculinities (1/6)

: Modern Family, Modern Masculinities (2/6)

: Modern Family, Modern Masculinities (3/6)

: Modern Family, Modern Masculinities (4/6)

: Modern Family, Modern Masculinities (5/6)

: Modern Family, Modern Masculinities (6/6)

: Day 4- Latina/Chicana Women's Activism in the US (1/4)

: Day 4- Latina/Chicana Women's Activism in the US (2/4)

: Day 4- Latina/Chicana Women's Activism in the US (3/4)

: Day 4- Latina/Chicana Women's Activism in the US (4/4)

: My Right to Bodily Autonomy (1/6)

: My Right to Bodily Autonomy (2/6)

: My Right to Bodily Autonomy (3/6)

: My Right to Bodily Autonomy (4/6)

: My Right to Bodily Autonomy (5/6)

: My Right to Bodily Autonomy (6/6)

: Day 27- Sexuality in the US (1/6)

: Day 27- Sexuality in the US (2/6)

: Day 27- Sexuality in the US (3/6)

: Day 27- Sexuality in the US (4/6)

: Day 27- Sexuality in the US (5/6)

: Day 27- Sexuality in the US (6/6)

: Misogynist Mass Shootings

: Reflections on Being an Abortion Provider (1/6)

: Reflections on Being an Abortion Provider (2/6)

: Reflections on Being an Abortion Provider (3/6)

: Reflections on Being an Abortion Provider (4/6)

: Reflections on Being an Abortion Provider (5/6)

: Reflections on Being an Abortion Provider (6/6)

: Happy Bi Visibility Day! (1/3)

: Happy Bi Visibility Day! (2/3)

: Happy Bi Visibility Day! (3/3)

: 10 Uterus-Having Folks On Not Having Kids (1/6)

: 10 Uterus-Having Folks On Not Having Kids (2/6)

: 10 Uterus-Having Folks On Not Having Kids (3/6)

: 10 Uterus-Having Folks On Not Having Kids (4/6)

: 10 Uterus-Having Folks On Not Having Kids (5/6)

: 10 Uterus-Having Folks On Not Having Kids (6/6)

: February: the Pinnacle of Intersectionality (1/5)

: February: the Pinnacle of Intersectionality (2/5)

: February: the Pinnacle of Intersectionality (3/5)

: February: the Pinnacle of Intersectionality (4/5)

: February: the Pinnacle of Intersectionality (5/5)

: I Believe! #WWC (1/6)

: I Believe! #WWC (2/6)

: I Believe! #WWC (3/6)

: I Believe! #WWC (4/6)

: I Believe! #WWC (5/6)

: I Believe! #WWC (6/6)

Posting Patterns

In 2015, there were 12 new posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 120 posts.

Best Day

Saturday / Friday

with 3 posts total

Attractions in 2015

These are the posts that got the most views on Feminist Activism in 2015.

1 Day 5- Native American Women's Activism 10 comments March 2011
2 Socially Constructed Gender Roles: The Root of All Evil 7 comments April 2011
3 Religion and Modest Dress 12 comments April 2011
4 The Damning Effects of Militarization 8 comments May 2011
5 Modern Family, Modern Masculinities 1 comment July 2014

How did they find this blog?

The top referring sites in 2015 were:

Where did they come from?

That's 191 countries in all!
Most visitors came from The United States. United Kingdom & Canada were not far behind.

Who were they?

The most commented on post in 2015 was Love 'Em All: A Bisexuality-Affirming Playlist

These were the 4 most active commenters on this blog:

1 femvocates 1 comment
2 Joe 1 comment
3 Marilyn Fitterman 1 comment
4 Robert Warden 1 comment

See you in 2016

Thanks for flying with WordPress.com in 2015. We look forward to serving you again in 2016! Happy New Year!

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