Relying on Women, Not Rewarding Them
“New study suggests female professors outperform men in terms of service — to their possible professional detriment.”
Day: June 22, 2017
Back to homeHow Telling Someone to Go Educate Themselves Can Actually Be Oppressive
This comic shows you why…and how to work with it.
Black Boy Feelings Book Leaves Toxic Concepts Of Black Masculinity Behind
“Buck a stereotype and heal yourself.”
Why leaving didn’t stop Karen Smith’s husband from killing her in San Bernardino.
“Why doesn’t she just leave?” Frequently, leaving an abusive partner can increase the danger to the victim.
Who wears the pants in a relationship matters – especially if you’re a woman
“If we look closely and deeply at women’s lived experiences – relationships with men included – enduring gender inequalities and the toll they take become apparent.”
Colorado’s Effort Against Teenage Pregnancies Is a Startling Success
The numbers speak for themselves.
For Anxious Black Women Navigating Academia
For black women, anxiety and higher education often go hand-in-hand.
Feminism And Race: Just Who Counts As A ‘Woman Of Color’?
Intersectional feminism necessitates conversations about race outside of the black-white binary.
A Black Woman’s Reflection On (White) ‘Girls’
“Hate-watching “Girls” provided a way for me to navigate my feelings ― not just about buzzwords like “representation” and “diversity” but, quite honestly, about white girls.”
Yes, You Can Measure White Privilege
White privilege is real…and measurable.