By: Emma Sauer Hi again, and welcome to a shiny new blog segment! Thrice a month, I’ll be diving into an aspect of pop culture with a feminist twist.I think this will be a… Someone’s Gotta Say it: Anime’s Issue With Sexism
By: Sierra Voorhies We all know that there is a gender pay gap; women on average make 83 cents on the dollar that men make. This is worsened by intersections of ethnicity and gender.… Someone Call Elle Woods Cause I Need a Lawyer to Fight the Pink Tax
By: Emma Sauer As you may know, February is Black History month– and this year’s theme is Black Health and Wellness. This extends to the legacy of African Americans not just in medicine and… The Lasting Legacy of Henrietta Lacks
By Sierra Voorhies (Hackers, her name is not the answer to any security questions. Go away.) A couple weeks ago, I wrote about my Grandma Rios, but I would also like to share a little… My Maternal Grandma
By Mia Lukic I recently watched a movie entitled “Ma Vie en Rose” or “My Life in Pink”. The 1997 film follows Ludo, a young transgender girl in a time and place where being trans… Ma Vie en Rose
By Emma Gilham Content Warning: sexual assault International Anti-Street Harassment Week is April 11-17, 2021. It is important to recognize this time in Sexual Assault Awareness month. According to a national survey in 2014, 65%… International Anti-Street Harassment Week
By Mia Lukic This year Equal Pay Day fell on March 24, 2021. This date represents how far into 2021 the average of all women must work in order to make what a man made… Equal Pay Day 2021
By Katia Miazzo Inez Millholand is known for her passionate and some might say aggressive activism for women’s rights. She led the Woman Suffrage Procession. But before she could lead the revolution let’s dive into… Women’s History Month: Inez Millholand, American Suffragist
By Lara Castillo This month’s influential figure in agriculture is Momee Pegu from India, who started RIGBO from a local tribe meaning, community volunteering for a cause. Pegu created a sustainable practice that converts 11,000… Women in Agriculture
By Morgan Clark Sojourner Truth is known for her work as an abolitionist and her work in the Civil War that caught the attention of President Abraham Lincoln. Born Isabella Baumfree in 1797, she was… Women’s History Month: Sojourner Truth