Lately, I’ve found myself putting the word “love” in quotation marks. Whether I’m saying the word out loud, writing it
Everyone is familiar with the Mean Girl trope. She’s cunning and glamorous, confident, ambitious to an extreme, and charismatic. She’s
We are well aware of the current turmoil plaguing our country when it comes to abortion access. Many southern and
Spoken word poetry is my therapy. Plain and simple. It is my outlet to express my feelings when I can’t
The compliment, “Oh my god, you look so hot!” is a typical one among high school and college-age girls. The
Feminist groups in India have been making great progress over the past few years, despite the fact that India has
This week, I had the opportunity to interview Ambassador Ghazala Khan as we spoke about her career in human rights, women’s rights, and children’s rights. We also spoke about the lack of awareness against domestic violence in Pakistan and what we can do as a community to help prevent violence against women and children who are the vulnerable individuals of our nation.
Well, well, well, if it isn’t a tale as old as time. Sally dates John. John and Sally break up.
During eighth grade in 2015, I presented an English paper on the gender pay gap. I did plenty of research
I used to be too embarrassed to voice that I am a feminist. I am usually met with comments like,