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A “Thank You” to all of the Feminists

By Amber Charleville It’s been a busy semester here at the Women’s Center, and we’re only halfway through.  (On the other hand: Woohoo, we made it through the first 8 weeks of classes!) We’ve done… 

“Stop Telling Women to Smile” Exemplifies Artistic Activism

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When I read about “Stop Telling Women to Smile” by Brooklyn-based artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, I was struck; it is a fantastic visual display aiming to raise awareness about street harassment and violence against women. The Huffington Post… 

The Idolization of Frida

By Morgan Elyse Christensen There seems to be some debate in the webiverse over whether or not Frida Kahlo should really be the poster-child for art and feminism. Those who believe Kahlo establishes a harmonious… 

Summer movie worth watching: “Snow White and the Huntsman”

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55Dq2psogSw[/youtube]By Armelle Djoukoue Last weekend my friends and I decided to watch the movie “Snow White and the Huntsman,” starring Kristen Stewart as Snow White, Charlize Theron as the Evil Queen, and Chris Hemsworth as… 

What Feminism Means Today…

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Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy   By Bonnie Messbarger Celebrating 40 years of Ms Magazine, Gloria Steinem, Jamia Wilson, Letty Pogrebin and Abigail Pogrebin appear on the Today… 

2011 Starr Symposium… Will “Survive!”

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cioK-DKS-xQ[/youtube] By Arzie Umali  Yesterday, the UMKC Women’s Center and Women’s Council hosted the Starr Symposium, an all day event featuring two keynote speakers – Gloria Steinem and Dolores Huerta – workshops to empower women,… 

Join Us for Nedra Bonds’ Quilt Camp!

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Looking for something to do this summer? Stop by the UMKC Women’s Center and become part of the Women’s Center forever! Under the guidance of local textile artist Nedra Bonds, you will create a 12×12”… 

The End of My Journey at the Women’s Center

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By Nikeisha Fortenberry As I finish my last week at the Women’s Center, it amazes me to know that three years have gone by. It seems like only yesterday I was interviewing for a work-study… 

My Two Years at the Women’s Center

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By Bethany Reyna Last year was my first year at the UMKC Women’s Center. I had never had a job like this where we worked for a cause through tabling and events. What I have…