As a proud contributor to ShoutOut JMU!, my journey into feminist blogging has been truly incredible. Being a part of this platform has not only been fulfilling but has also provided me with invaluable lessons about feminism. Through my experiences with ShoutOut, I’ve gained an understanding of feminist blogging, discovering its benefits and importance. Joining […]
Read More The ShoutOut! ExperienceGiving yourself the grace to live to your full potential. Today, I have a positive message to share. As I feel the seasons shift from fall to winter, I feel the year coming to a close. I am reflecting on the year, and feeling emotions shift, too. Experience has taught me that gratitude is the […]
Read More Dancing Is GratitudeWhen the Me-Too movement came out it sparked a conversation in the workplace about inappropriate behaviors that women and their peers had experienced throughout their careers. As women began to share their stories, a collective realization emerged; they had experienced similar inappropriate behaviors throughout their careers. The point of this movement is not only to expose the wrongdoings […]
Read More The effects of the #MeToo movement on workplace cultureIn recent developments, Sean “Diddy” Combs has been charged with two lawsuits accusing him of sexual abuse. These allegations come at a time when he is already facing scrutiny following his settlement with singer Cassie. Within that lawsuit, allegations of rape and physical abuse were discussed. The timing of these claims before the expiration of […]
Read More P Diddy Faces New Lawsuits Alleging Sexual AbuseWho’s excited about their “free” red reusable cup from Starbucks this year? Red Cup Day means the holiday season is among us so that means pumpkin spice lattes and peppermint mochas at Starbucks. This time of year also means Starbucks partners keeping up with the busier lines, long hours, impatient customers, and potentially losing healthcare. […]
Read More STARBUCKS RED CUP DAY IS NOT JOLLYAs our populations grow larger, it is important to make sure we are actively aware of everyone’s similarities and differences. My first hope for our community is to stop judging individuals based on their appearance, body choices, and all factors of an individual that help them feel empowered. Kindness and respect are the first steps […]
Read More We need to protect everyoneWith Thanksgiving and Black Friday having just passed, the holiday season is in full swing. For some, it is the most wonderful time of the year. A time to spread joy and spend quality time with friends and family. However, for others this season brings about increased levels of stress, anxiety, and depression. According to […]
Read More Mental health during the holidaysPicture it: It’s Thanksgiving Day. You can smell all your favorite dishes in the kitchen. Hours were put into cooking the turkey to perfection. Hours were spent putting the final touches on the table decorations. Hours were spent planning the dinner menu, the desserts, and the appetizers. Who did this work? Whether it’s mothers, aunts, […]
Read More Rethinking Gender Roles this ThanksgivingWhy don’t we let men be gentlemen? When I was younger, my grandparents took on traditional roles in the relationship. My GF would take the garbage out, open my grandma’s door for her, paid for dinner, and walk on the street side of the sidewalk. My GF did many other gentlemanly things, but those are […]
Read More Let Men be Gentlemen.November 18th, 2023, just like any other Saturday in Harrisonburg. Right? WRONG!! College Game Day, a college football premier pre-game show came to the Quad Saturday morning. The show travels to different college campus each week from the early September to late January. College game is on its 36th season and is a football fan’s […]
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