In the Christian sorority, Christian Alpha Delta Chi, Kylie Foo and Sophia Chaparro realized they had romantic feelings for one another and started a relationship in 2012 at the college of Berkeley. The two were only worried about their relationship because they both held leadership positions in the sorority, which could of caused the organization […]

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Do you think having a differing opinion against a majority belief in feminism is a breaking point for one to hold a feminist identity? I am asking you this question because I was reading Nina Power’s short book titled, One Dimensional Woman, which raises a variety of issues on feminism. But one argument in particular […]

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Trigger Warning: Eating Disorders One of our professors for ShoutOut! suggested that the class check out Tri Sigma’s, “Leslie George Speak Out,” which addressed eating disorders and created a venue for people to talk to an audience about their inexperience or experience with eating disorders. The event was in memory of Leslie George who lost […]

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I am a huge fan of high fashion and New York Fashion Week is one of my favorite events to watch and is where top designers and newcomers show their latest styles and collections. However, I am not a fan of the modeling world and the ideals it holds on body image and diversity. I […]

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So here is the conclusion about why we need more “raunchy” women comedians like Chelsea Handler. Even though many people are not fond of Ms. Handler’s comedy as she uses a lot of profanity, many people also like her. Greenfield’s article from Time Magazines claims that the majority of America still finds the idea that […]

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Trigger Warning: If you do not like comedians who swear and make fun of everyone and everything don’t read this. Have you heard of Chelsea Handler? Most people know of her but not everyone. But its obvious that Miss Handler is famous as she had her own portfolio in Time Magazine. Needless to say, she […]

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On Jezebel I found out some somewhat big sports news, women can now compete in the Tour De France, but they will have an event known as the “La Course.” The article is a little bit confusing, but I think the term alongside is not a proper one in regards to the idea that women […]

Read More Quick Hit: Women Coming Soon in the Tour De France?

I am a huge Game of Thrones nerd. Daenerys Targaryen, who is also known as Khaleesi, or Mother of Dragons, is my most favorite character, because one I relate to her on so many levels and two she is a badass. In the beginning of the series Daenerys is very submissive and does whatever her […]

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Why do so many people feel that food is representative of gender? I am sure you are familiar with the symbolic notion of how steak and potatoes are manly foods, where as salad and vegetables are womanly foods. This stereotype deeply upsets me for many reasons. One steak and potatoes are my most favorite foods […]

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