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Being a person with a presence on the Internet is . . . weird. It fills your life with a lot of — well — weirdness. Being a feminist with a presence on the Internet is even worse – besides the general weirdness, there’s also a lot of backlash.

Here, I’ve rounded up some of the best advice from women writers on how to stay strong and speak out against sexism—even when they are victims of it.

From gay porn to satire skewering masculinity, we know how to usher you into April right.

We need to talk about online misogyny within a wider cultural context of woman-hating.

We need to talk about online misogyny within a wider cultural context of woman-hating.

To fight trolls is to feed them. But to ignore them is to let their provocations go unchallenged.

To fight trolls is to feed them. But to ignore them is to let their provocations go unchallenged.

No one has ever threatened violence against me, or said I was too ugly to rape. Why? Male privilege.