U.S. Added to Human Rights Watchlist
The United States has been added to the CIVICUS global monitor human rights watchlist as the organization notes rapidly declining civil liberties within the country….
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Love It or Leave It
Not all decisions are created equal. Even a seemingly easy choice can be convoluted by a complicated history, such as whether or not to unfollow…
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Flou Flou and Free: the Lasting Charm of Boho Chic
Clothes — in their most basic form — exist to protect the wearer from the elements. At its best, clothing serves as a form of…
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Call Her Kamala
“Call Her Daddy” host, Alex Cooper invited Vice President Kamala Harris to go on her podcast and talk about women. The “Call Her Daddy” podcast…
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The Rise of Chappell Roan: Hear Her Roar
In the pop music scene, Chappell Roan is rapidly becoming a force to be reckoned with. Known for her bold style, catchy tunes and empowering…
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Crisis in Haiti Explained
The crisis in Haiti is a tangled web of political instability, violence and hunger, aggravated by natural disasters. Following the assassination of President Moïse, Port-au-Prince…
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Senegal Erupts in Protests
Thousands of Senegalese – both men and women – marched throughout the west African nation last week, protesting against the opposition leader’s arrest, Ousmane Sonko,…
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Dress Code or Stress Code?
Students expect to gain a lot of freedom when they go to college, but something that gets minimized is the right to wear what you…
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How “The Lottery of Indecency” Speaks for all Women
“The Lottery of Indecency” depicts two women who couldn’t be contrasted more dramatically, but somehow still face the same persecutions. It just goes to show that the logic between what society disapproves and approves of is one big contradiction.
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