Pink October
By Jordan Tunks October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. According to Young Survival Coalition, in 2015, there were 231,840 cases of invasive breast cancer. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women aged 15… Pink October
Recovering From Invisibility: #SayHerName
By Morgan Clark I was recently asked “in what way police brutally has affected you the most?” After pondering on the question, I came up with this answer: There were three death that truly shook… Recovering From Invisibility: #SayHerName
New Times, Same Habits
By Jordan Tunks The world we live in today is very new and different. Everyone is being impacted differently, and are experiencing new obstacles and barriers to overcome every day. One thing that we should… New Times, Same Habits
Physical Heath: How often to go to the Doctor, Gynecologist, and Breast Exams
By Brianna Green If you did not know, September 30th is National Women’s Fitness and Health day. I’ve been talking a lot about the female anatomy, so I think it’s important to acknowledge when it’s… Physical Heath: How often to go to the Doctor, Gynecologist, and Breast Exams
Music and Mental Health
By Emma Gilham The effects of COVID-19 have shaken the world. It is easier than ever to fall into a spiral of pessimism and apathy. While we shouldn’t hold ourselves to the same standards as… Music and Mental Health
Notice the Pink Tax
By Jordan Tunks Have you heard of the Pink Tax? The pink tax is a pricing difference between female products and male products. There is not an actual tax added onto these items, but when… Notice the Pink Tax
Ending War On My Body
By Elise Wantling One day, when I was very young, probably 6 or 7, I was drawing at the kitchen table with some crayons. I was furiously working on a self-portrait. I picked out… Ending War On My Body
Another Tinderella Story
By Elise Wantling If you currently are, or recently have been, single, then you’ve probably heard of an app called Tinder. Or its’ more feminist sibling, Bumble. Perhaps, you’ve even heard of Grindr or Her… Another Tinderella Story
Period. The Movement
By Adriana Suarez Period. The Movement is an organization founded in 2014, by two 16-year old high school students with a passion for periods. Their mission is to end period poverty and stigma through service,… Period. The Movement
Is Barbie Forever?
By Skye VanLanduyt My English professor in college distorted my image of Barbie after assigning Marge Piercy’s poem, “Barbie Doll.” Piercy’s poem criticizes Barbie’s negative psychological impact on young girl’s body image. In my opinion,… Is Barbie Forever?