For far too long, women have been told to wait: wait for their rights to be respected, wait for their autonomy to be acknowledged, wait for their voices to be heard. The 4B movement rises from this issue, drawing inspiration from its roots in South Korea, where it came from a want to reject the […]
Read More Are We Overlooking Something in the 4B Movement?I’ve always been the type of person to wear my heart on my sleeve. I laugh loudly, cry deeply, love intensely and I get angry with a passion that makes my entire body shake. I never thought this was a bad thing – until I was consistently told it was. Growing up in a household […]
Read More She’s crazy: Womens health often reduced to hysteriaRecently, I watched 1923, the prequel to the famous Paramount series Yellowstone. The main premise follows the Dutton family and their life on a ranch in Montana, but we also follow Teonna Rainwater — a young girl who has been forcefully put into Catholic “Indian” boarding school. Teonna, along with the other children in the […]
Read More Teonna Rainwater in 1923: A Voice for Native StoriesImage:Brendon Thorne/Getty Images Trigger warning: this post discusses eating disorders. I’d like to preface this post by saying I am not body shaming either Ariana Grande or Cynthia Erivio, nor accusing them of having eating disorders. My goal is to bring light to recent concerns and discussions about method acting, competitive eating disorders, and the push […]
Read More WICK(ED)?For decades, women have made great strides in the fight for true gender equality in the United States. Women can vote, run their own businesses, go to college, and even hold office. But why is it that we have yet to see a woman hold the highest office of presidency in the United States? After […]
Read More The Presidential Glass CeilingAs a student in high school, I was fortunate enough to have an opportunity to participate in an education program called Virginia Teachers For Tomorrow (VTFT) for my Junior and Senior year. This community college level course was for young scholars aspiring to become a teacher, a coach, or a mentor. The class consisted of […]
Read More The State of Gender Imbalance in EducationA few weeks back, I wrote about the rivalry between the two famous basketball players: Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. While they have a great rivalry between the two of them in basketball, the fans of the two players seem to be more involved in the rivalry than they are. With the Women’s National Basketball […]
Read More Caitlin Clark VS. Angel Reese PT. 2On November 11th, Justavirgogirl and Tinydrag0n discussed the various local, national, and global stories: JMU has recently announced plans to pay Washington State $200,000 for a game season on November 22, 2025. This home game is expected to draw more attention to JMU as Washington State is a Pac-12, West Coast school with a large […]
Read More Newsroom Roundup 11/11Zach Bryan, a famous country music artist, has recently been exposed for attempting to silence Brianna Lapaglia (aka Brianna Chickenfry) in order to protect himself from losing his fanbase. They had a relationship right in the center of the public eye. Zach Bryan offered her a 12 million dollar NDA after the breakup. She decided […]
Read More Would you take 12 million dollars over your peace of mind?Every year on November 11, we celebrate as a nation to honor those who have served in the military. Veterans Day is a holiday meant to bring citizens together with ceremonies, parades and moments to reflect on all that veterans have given us. But, here at James Madison University, it’s just another day of classes. […]
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