This past Saturday, thousands took to the streets of Dublin for the seventh annual March for Choice, the first since May’s referendum resulted in the repealof the eighth amendment of the Irish … [Read more...] about The North is Next: A Demonstration For Irish Abortion Rights
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Collegiate Lenses: “The Red Detachment Of Women” Drinking Game
A core component of revolutionary themes in China is the focus on the all-female brigade. Empowered by the party and emancipated from their traditional bonds, the archetype of the all-female battalion … [Read more...] about Collegiate Lenses: “The Red Detachment Of Women” Drinking Game
Collegiate Lenses: A “Spring in A Small Town” Drinking Game
In the midst of back-to-back wars and constant upheavals, its a wonder that China's movie production circles ever got off the ground. Shanghai, occupied by the Imperial Japanese in 1937 at the onset … [Read more...] about Collegiate Lenses: A “Spring in A Small Town” Drinking Game
Sexual Assault Should Be Black and White
Dear Future Sexual Assault Victim, I’m here to tell you what I’m sure you’ve already read in Facebook posts and self-care articles. That it was not your fault. That the person who betrayed your … [Read more...] about Sexual Assault Should Be Black and White
Woven Futures: Preserving Indigenous Cultures Through Artisan Handicraft
Authenticity is the name of the game when it comes to Hannah King’s globally-sourced handicraft company. King is the Founder and CEO of the Tallahassee based socially conscious company Woven Futures. … [Read more...] about Woven Futures: Preserving Indigenous Cultures Through Artisan Handicraft
A Line in the Sand: Aziz Ansari’s “Bad Date” and What It Means for the #MeToo Movement
With the dawn of the #MeToo movement and the outing of an ever growing number of sexual misconducts carried out by those in even the highest positions of power, it would seem that it’s never been … [Read more...] about A Line in the Sand: Aziz Ansari’s “Bad Date” and What It Means for the #MeToo Movement