In Their Own Words: Beyond The Binary
In Their Own Words is an interactive that focuses on the perspectives of four young, non-binary individuals.
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One Family, Three Women, And The Changing Face Of Feminism
I came into this thinking that feminism is only about making women equal to men. But after talking with my mom and great grandma, I realized it’s much more complicated than that.
My New Kind Of Feminism
I’ve called myself a feminist since I was 11. But this Women’s History Month, I want to explain why I skipped out on a major historical moment for women.
Why I Didn’t Go To The Women’s March
It’s been a year since the Women’s March. And although it was a historic event, with protests springing up all over the country and half a million people descending on Washington D.C., I have mixed feelings about it.
South Asian and Queer: Intersectional Identities
When I came out to my family a year ago, it was the first time I connected my queer identity…
The Male View on Intersectional Feminism
Feminism has become white–washed to the point where “white feminism” has become an entirely separate group, with a seemingly alternate agenda.