My sister is pregnant. Again. All three of my sisters are mothers to my beautiful monster angels. AKA their children. Since I was thirteen years old I watched the women I grew up with shatter their hearts and give over their bodies in the hope of a baby. It is a transcendental sight. It is […]
Read More The Problems With Giving Birth in the U.S.1 in 5 women experience rape or attempted rape in their lifetime. This shouldn’t come as a shock. Our feeds are filled with headlines like Larry Nassar Among the 20,000 Individuals Removed from Michigan’s Sex Offender Registry and Cornell fraternity rape case will be reopened after woman said she was raped for hours by multiple […]
Read More The Never-Ending Lack of Accountability for MenFeature Image from BBC News This week, Cornell University has been all over news headlines regarding an ‘alleged’ gang rape that took place in October 2024 at Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity house. Now, in 2026, almost two years later, the former Cornell student, publicly identified as Jane Doe, has filed a civil lawsuit and is […]
Read More Why Women Choose the Bear: The Case of the ‘Cornell 7’When the word “fangirl” is mentioned, it’s often said with a less-than-stellar connotation. A pre-teen girl, hysterical tears, a Justin Bieber shirt, and the opportunity to hold his hand for just a fraction of a second. Oftentimes, the word and the stereotype bring along a negative connotation. As a certified fangirl myself, I am all […]
Read More “She’s Obsessed” vs “He’s Dedicated”: The Gender Divide of Fan CultureReality TV is known for edited scenes, pushed storylines and of course, lots of drama. But, these shows involve real people and real relationships. As entertaining as the scandals are, the gender dynamics behind them unfortunately mirror real life. Vanderpump Rules, beneath the screaming fights and SUR uniforms, shows what you can’t fake: sexism. If […]
Read More You Can’t Script Sexism: How Vanderpump Rules Puts the “Real” in Reality TV“C’mon, smile for me” Working in the restaurant industry, I’ve heard this statement countless times while greeting tables or just simply minding my own business. When a man tells me to smile for them, I feel as though they feel entitled to make me smile for their own entertainment, like an object. But if I […]
Read More “SMILE FOR ME”This post was edited on 3/21/23 by lasagnalover1 While thinking about some of the most influential female artists of our time, names like Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and Ariana Grande come to my mind. But along with their incredible careers and massive successes, I can’t help but think about their criticisms and animosity, mostly because I […]
Read More I Was A Taylor Swift Haterthe rise and fall of andrew tate Banned… again? Andrew Tate, viral TikTok star, has been banned from yet another social media platform. The famous kick-boxer doubles as an internet sensation and gained fame on TikTok after a ‘banning spree’ on his other media accounts.The TikTok hashtag #AndrewTate has a staggering 16.2 billion views, which […]
Read More DETHRONING “THE KING OF TOXIC MASCULINITY”Encouraging men to read Wattpad or romantic novels featured on #BookTok so they can finally stop asking the question, “what do women want?”
Read More Written by a woman: Why Men should read wattpadThere is no one way to be a perfect feminist. How a person chooses to support and share feminism depends first how they define their feminism, the spectrum is wide. That being said, popular feminist, Sara Ahmed, outlines one way to live a feminist lifestyle. In her book Living a Feminist Life she outlines what […]
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