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Feb 03, 2016 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
Every­­ year, hundreds of abortion restrictions are proposed in the United States. The most popular forms of laws include mandatory counseling at least 24 hours and up to … Read More

Flint, Michigan: Why Environmental Justice is Reproductive Justice

Jan 27, 2016 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
Michigan has made national news a good bit lately for the water crisis in Flint. For those that are unaware of what is going on, … Read More

My Experience Calling Crisis Pregnancy Hotlines

Jan 20, 2016 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
Have you ever gone on a road trip that involved northern Florida and southern Georgia? If you haven’t, don’t worry—you’re not missing much. The only … Read More

The Feminist's Guide to Holiday Shopping

Dec 21, 2015 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
It’s that time of the year when we’re making holiday wish lists. Sometimes, we know exactly what we want and can provide our friends and … Read More
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From One Caitlyn to Another: You Can Do Better

Dec 02, 2015 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
My favorite thing about Caitlyn Jenner is her name. Maybe I’m a little biased, but the name Caitlyn just has a certain ring to it. … Read More

Don't Let One Positive Make Everything Negative

Nov 18, 2015 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
There are a lot of reasons I personally don’t like Charlie Sheen. He cheated on his wife. Assault charges. Domestic violence. Drug abuse. He’s an … Read More
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An Apology From a Former White Feminist

Nov 04, 2015 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
Generally speaking, if someone looks back at the things they said and did three years ago, they will at the very least cringe, if not … Read More

It's Okay to be the Squeaky Wheel

Oct 28, 2015 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
When I was in high school, I asked my dad why we hadn’t played tennis together in a while, despite the fact that I had … Read More

The New Problem That Has No Name

Oct 21, 2015 / Caitlyn Martin / Our Folks
In just about every Intro to Women’s Studies class, students read an excerpt of Betty Friedan’s The Feminine Mystique, usually about ‘the problem that has … Read More
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