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Last month was Women’s History Month. So naturally, my mind goes to women, embracing just how much they have done to improve society. But you know what people always stumble […]
There’s a deeply perceived myth in society, rooted in misogyny, that women are inherently more emotional than men. You’ve heard it in passing comments, the concept that women are too […]
A woman is never just any one thing. Many people would define a woman as feminine or motherly, thinking of old stereotypes of women who were bound to the house […]
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 […]
To quote the 2006 film “She’s the Man”, “Girls aren’t as fast as boys. Or as strong. Or as athletic. Girls can’t beat boys. It’s as simple as that.” Now, […]
One of the biggest issues in modern Spain is the amount of unfairness against gender. There is an unprecedented amount of violence going on against women in Spain right now. […]
I’m a woman, a sophomore in college and preparing for a career in the journalism field — I have just now been exposed to what feminism really is. Before […]
A double standard is defined as “a set of principles that applies differently and usually more rigorously to one group of people or circumstances than to another.” Double standards […]
When Mack Beggs pinned down his final opponent in the Texas state wrestling championship, the crowd erupted. However, among the loud applause, traces of boos and jeers were heard. “They […]
When students, colleagues or community members have questions about the nuances of gender and sexuality, Julia Keleher likes to refer to the gender unicorn. The graphic of a purple unicorn, […]