As ShoutOut Celebrates 10 beautimus years, we invite you to express yourself! Sign-up if you are interested in performing at our Annual V-Day Event on March 4th from 7-9 PM
Read More CASTING CALL FOR V-DAY PERFORMERSLast week was certainly a busy one, so lets chat about some of the top intresting stories.
Read More What is Going on in The World?I am tired of saying sorry. Here’s why.
Read More I’m Tired Of Saying I’m SorryYou can’t call yourself a feminist if you tear other girls down.
Read More Stop with Bitchy Jealousy.Ah yes, it’s finally that time of the year again. Love is inevitably in the air, as Valentine’s Day has made its way back around. Whether you have a hot date tonight or you are just waiting for all of the Valentine’s candy to go on sale, don’t fret, I have a few tips on how to celebrate today without forgetting to show yourself a little bit of love.
Read More Self Love is Not Selfish!“What’s Galentine’s Day? Oh, it’s only the best day of the year!” Leslie Knope, Parks and Rec First off, let me start by saying I think we should change the name of “Galentine’s Day.” Today should be about more than just celebrating your female friendships; it should include everyone whose friendship you cherish, regardless of […]
Read More Why Galentine’s Day is just as important as Valentine’s DayHi everyone! I hope you all are having a great week. So, this is part two of my three-part series. In this post, I will be talking about what it’s like living in two different worlds.
Read More First Gen Part 2Have you ever been forced to change due to a dress code violation? Most girls can say yes, and these strict policies often result in hurting young teen in many ways.
Read More Sexism in Dress CodesIt’s been a loooong week for us bloggers, and its only Monday!
But, that doesn’t stop the loads of content we have for you! From no more taxation of feminine products in Virginia (WOOHOO), to Ancira in extremely hot water, as well as the 2020 SOTU address…whew a lot to discuss
“The Good Place” was a major success for NBC, which follows four humans as they go through phases of the afterlife. This feminist, philosophical show explores topics touching and hilarious, and was a bright spot on Thursday nights. This is what the show meant to me.
Read More A Goodbye to “The Good Place”
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