How Ro Elori Cutno’s Message is Harmful to Black Women
April 11, 2017
As a black woman, I have a deep-seated anger for people who attempt to emphasize the qualities that all black women should have to… Read more »
I Am Fat — And That’s More Than OK
April 7, 2017
I am fat. Of all the things that shape my identity, being fat probably falls within the top 5 most important. I’ve been fat for ab… Read more »
Learning to Step Back
April 5, 2017
Working night shift and being a generally exhausted college student, I’m up most hours of the night trying to get inspiration for… Read more »
I Don’t Identify, I Am
April 4, 2017
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 role of l… Read more »
The Border, The Wall, and Reproductive Rights
March 30, 2017
I hear them say ‘go home’; I hear them say ‘fucking immigrants, fucking refugees’. Are they really this arrogant? Do they not know… Read more »
Taking Space
March 29, 2017
On a typical school night, I’m usually texting my friends about Bravo reality television, and catching up on some major assignment… Read more »
This Burden Called Strength
March 28, 2017
This burden called strength is a constant debacle that Black women face daily. This strength refers to the principle that Black wo… Read more »
Surprise! Anti-choice group fails to provide healthcare to Texans
March 27, 2017
As you may remember, this past August Texas shunted over $1 million away from women’s health funding and gave it to anti-choice ex… Read more »
