Whose Femininity Is It Anyway?
By: Adriana Miranda Have you ever thought about how, like, femininity is SO strongly tied to men? Hear me out! Yeah, femininity is traditionally associated… Read More »Whose Femininity Is It Anyway?
By: Adriana Miranda Have you ever thought about how, like, femininity is SO strongly tied to men? Hear me out! Yeah, femininity is traditionally associated… Read More »Whose Femininity Is It Anyway?
By: Emma Sauer In 2019, A Little Late with Lily Singh aired for the first time on NBC. Singh, a comedy youtuber and influencer, launched… Read More »Someone’s Gotta Say it: Female Comedians Don’t Get a Fair Shake
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6UUAE2CXXM[/youtube] By: Maritza Gordillo I came across this article on Buzzfeed.com and it caught my attention as it described something we’re not used to seeing:… Read More »What if Women’s Roles were Played by Men?
By Morgn Paul Paul, Morgan? I’m used to hearing teachers mess up names, giggling and drawing out letters to avoid embarrassing themselves (or the student),… Read More »What’s in a Name
By Torshawna Griffin Two athletes, both African American, both going through the same situation. The difference is that the media took one athlete’s “moment” and… Read More »Let’s Break the Gender Stereotypes about Women in Sports
The following is a guest blog from Valerie Hassinger. Valerie is a Copywriter at best essays.com and is currently working on a YA novel. She spends her weekends… Read More »Dad Played Dolls with Me while Mom Fought for the Rights of Others in Court
By Morgan Paul “You throw like a girl.” “Boys don’t cry.” “Be a man.” These are just a few of the phrases that are pounded… Read More »Fight the Stereotypes: Never Apologize for Who You Are