eminism.org Web Scrape
Title
eminism.org Web Scrape
Creator
Emi Koyama
Date
Completed 06-16-2026
Format
.zip archive or WARC (warc.gz, proccessed using warcit)
Language
American English; Japanese
Local URL
https://eminism.org/
Year Founded (approximate)
2001
Last Year Active (approximate)
2026
Exterior References
This scrape of https://eminism.org/ was completed 06-16-2026 using HTTrack. It includes copies of all pages and files currently available. While the page has been archived by the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, this scrape is intended to independently preserve the site, as well as to provide the site as a possible corpus for textual analysis.
To browse the mirrored site (.zip archive), open index.html in the top-level folder. WARC available by request - simply email admin AT queerdigital.com.
Checksum (SHA-256): A50B192C83E6DAE665EFF2417B431D8C0A84D3C97ACD9D7DB9B2182E8FE15DF3
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Bio (from the site): "Eminism.org is a personal website of multi-issue social justice activist/writer/rogue intellectual Emi Koyama. Emi often writes and speaks out about feminism, sexual and domestic violence, sex work/trade and trafficking, queer and trans liberation, intersex and disability issues, among others." Koyama passed away in June 2026, and reflections on the impact of her scholarship can be found here.
To browse the mirrored site (.zip archive), open index.html in the top-level folder. WARC available by request - simply email admin AT queerdigital.com.
Checksum (SHA-256): A50B192C83E6DAE665EFF2417B431D8C0A84D3C97ACD9D7DB9B2182E8FE15DF3
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Bio (from the site): "Eminism.org is a personal website of multi-issue social justice activist/writer/rogue intellectual Emi Koyama. Emi often writes and speaks out about feminism, sexual and domestic violence, sex work/trade and trafficking, queer and trans liberation, intersex and disability issues, among others." Koyama passed away in June 2026, and reflections on the impact of her scholarship can be found here.
Files
Citation
Emi Koyama, “eminism.org Web Scrape,” Queer Digital History Project, accessed October 22, 2026, https://www.queerdigital.com/items/show/152.