Examiner.com, one of the fastest-growing content Web sites, recently announced that Juliette Frette has joined its Neighborhoods & Culture Channel as the National Women’s Issues Examiner.
A self-proclaimed feminist, Frette received her bachelor’s degree in women’s studies from UCLA in 2006. In her debut article for Examiner.com, A feminist’s journey: From scholar to ‘Playboy’ Playmate, Frette explains how she wound up being named Playboy’s Miss June 2008. As the National Women’s Issues Examiner, Frette will examine a spectrum of issues and scholarly opinions about almost every topic pertaining to women.
“I look forward to writing for Examiner.com,” said Frette. “This is an ideal time and forum to present to a large audience topics that are highly relevant to the well-being of women, gender equality, world culture, social progress, and other areas in the realm of feminist inquiry.”
In addition to working on pictorials and writing for Playboy, Frette has written for WM: Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art and Music and Literature Review.
Source: Examiner.com
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