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COVID-19 has been a learning experience for the entire world, especially when it comes to cleanliness and the steps we should have taken even before the pandemic. I have always been a fan of […]
Imagine being given a piece of cotton with one sticky side or a cotton tube encased in plastic and being expected to know what to do with it — without having accidents on […]
The year 2020 seems to be a series of never-ending unexpected events. Australia experienced a catastrophic fire season, a “murder hornet” scare rocked the U.S., COVID-19 , turned from a regional tragedy to a global pandemic and after the death of George […]
Is there sexism in gaming? Yes. But the last few years have seen a lot of progress. Many games have started moving away from sexualizing female characters and using the “damsel in distress” trope. Some of the best games from last decade featured […]
There are many options for contraceptives, but the one usually recommended to women is the birth control pill. Women take the pill for many reasons other than contraceptive use. The pill can help prevent acne, cysts […]
June is a milestone. The midsummer month is best known in my social circles as Pride Month, a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community. But African American Music Appreciation Month and Juneteenth both take place in June as well. Considering […]
There are many stories on the internet of women’s hardships on getting their tubes tied. Compared to the little number of stories regarding men and their hardships on getting a vasectomy, it seems like women aren’t allowed the same type […]
One week ago, we were supposed to be dressed in oversized robes, with so many pieces of regalia around our necks we would be suffering from strained muscles for weeks. It didn’t happen, for so many good reasons. But that […]
Last night “Listen to Your Heart” finally concentrated on a couple I have been curious about from the beginning — Matt and Rudi. On the first night of the show […]
The average woman will use between 5,000 and 15,000 pads and tampons during their time menstruating, most of which ends up in landfills, according to an article in National Geographic.