Looking Deeper at Our Phenomenal Feminist: Betty Dodson
By Morgan Clark When you hear the phrase “sex-positive” do you ever think of who coined the phrase? I know I haven’t. Not until one of my team members sent me her pick for our…
Friday the 13th and Femininity
By Mia Lukic Today, Friday the 13th is associated with bad luck and all things spooky, due to the Christian religion and cinematic industry. Many people believe it is a scary day and many choices…
Goodbye to a Feminist Icon: Betty Dodson
By Brianna Green On October 31st of this year, we lost an amazing woman and feminist icon. Her website, with business partner Carlin Ross says Dodson was an, “artist, author, and PhD sexologist (who) has…
Witches Get Stuff Done: The Salem Witch Trials
By Brianna Green Happy Halloween Roos! Thank you for watching the Witches Get Stuff Done video and for coming to the blog for more information about the Salem Witch Trails! So, what were the Salem…
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…
COVID-19’s Impact on Women
By Jordan Tunks COVID-19 is impacting everyone, but it is impacting women in a different way than men. When the shutdown began in March of 2020, things like restaurants, shopping centers, and movie theaters were…
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…
Japanese Women Protest Sexist Ban On Wearing Glasses At Work
By Adriana Suarez In Japan, there has been much backlash from women in the workplace surrounding their appearance. A part of the Japanese culture is the treatment of women. According to a Georegetown University blog…
Turning A Man’s World Into Our World
By: Maggie Pool Since our first American History class, a few names have been imbedded into our minds regarding the history of equality and women’s rights. Names such as, Susan B. Anthony, Rosa Parks, Elizabeth…
Catcalling is not a Compliment, it’s Harassment
By Brittany Soto Since our center has been promoting the “Meet us on The Street” event all throughout this week, focusing on the issues of gender-based street harassment, I wanted to turn my attention to…