A Women’s History Month Syllabus Course Description: “Ungendering,” “Intersectionality,” “Controlling images,” “Respectability politics,” “Reproductive Justice.” These are all terms that have permeated popular feminist vernacular, … Read More

Prior to 2023, I, like many people outside of the Reproductive Justice (RJ) movement, did not understand what the framework truly meant. I bought into … Read More

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Free speech has been a heated and inconclusive source of debate in academia since the 1964 Free Speech Movement started at UC Berkeley. Since then, college … Read More

As a person who has spent the last few years desperately trying to divorce who I am from who I’ve been taught to be, the … Read More

Two and a half years following the murder of unarmed eighteen-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, “new” case details have surfaced. Three new potential pieces … Read More

Racism is heavily misinterpreted. Aside from determined chants from neo-liberals that racism is soon to expire, there is also a tendency to eclipse the nuanced … Read More

This year has really shown me the power of the white woman. In a matter of months, they have accomplished some very… interesting things: 1. … Read More

The recent passing of National Coming Out Day on October 11 marks the 28th anniversary of the National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay … Read More