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Feminist Theory for Beginners

Feb 25, 2019 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
As our movement becomes more accessible and popularized, feminism has found its way outside of the classroom. But with that said, I don’t necessarily agree … Read More

You Don’t Have To Put Up With Shitty Men in Literature if You Don't Want to

Feb 05, 2019 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
When we read Junot Diaz’s book Drown in my gender studies course last year, the class was quick to rave about the nuance of his … Read More

Are You Doing Your Work? Understanding the True Meaning of Reproductive Justice

Oct 29, 2018 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
Today’s feminists have a tendency to throw around words like “intersectionality,” but rarely seem to understand the complexities of its implications. We give lip service … Read More

Preparing to Live in a World Without Roe: What You Need to Know About Self-Managed Abortions

Sep 25, 2018 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
It is hard for my generation to picture a world before Roe. Even as we have faced draconian laws restricting access and watched clinics close, … Read More

Black in Blue: Why the Austin Bombings Mean More Than What Meets the Eye

Mar 27, 2018 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
I tell people I am from Texas and they joke about cowboys; I tell people I am from Austin and everybody wants to hear about … Read More

I Am Pro-Choice Because I Am Catholic, Not In Spite of It

Feb 21, 2018 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
Catholics around the country have come together to express their support of reproductive rights through the In Good Faith campaign, put forth by Catholics For … Read More
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Why Paid Sick Leave is Reproductive Justice and Why Issues Like It Matter

Feb 06, 2018 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
When we discuss the implications of mandatory waiting periods to receive abortion care, we are usually talking about abolishing them. While that is, of course, … Read More
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The Invisible Hand of The Patriarchy: Why We Need More Women in Economics

Feb 02, 2018 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
When journalist Maria Bartiromo came to CNBC, she was the first woman to report live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Regardless … Read More
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Keep Your Head Warm While You Keep Your Feminism Trans Inclusive

Dec 13, 2017 / Reilly Wieland / Our Folks
It’s getting chilly out there, my dear feminist friends. While it might be tempting to throw on your “pussy hat” from the Women’s March earlier … Read More

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