We All Have The Power To Change The World

By: Eliza Wagman “Boys will be boys.”  We’ve all heard the age-old adage.  Probably hundreds of times.  If you’ve existed as a young girl, you’ve probably heard it when... http://bit.ly/2H1slDO

By: Eliza Wagman Each National Women’s History Month, we recall and thank the plethora of women who have fought tirelessly for women’s rights over time.  One of these powerful and... http://bit.ly/2uOraCD

By: Katherine Ackermann February 14, 2018 is a date most will never forget. It was the day the Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting took… http://bit.ly/2pDb6xF

By: Katherine Ackermann Pop star and American Idol judge Katy Perry is making headlines about feminism recently, but not in a good way. American Idol… http://bit.ly/2ufll0W

By: Eliza Wagman Phil Bryant, governor of Mississippi, signed the Gestational Age Act into law on Monday. This bill criminalizes any abortion after the fifteenth… http://bit.ly/2pz1N2N

By: Eliza Wagman Here’s the deal: women in the workplace aren’t going anywhere, and they’re getting fed up with the unfair treatment and sexist environments… http://bit.ly/2pyQtna

By: Eliza Wagman Dating is scary.  It’s hard enough to navigate the ins and outs of new relationships – sometimes, hard enough that we fail to see signs that our partners are not as good... http://bit.ly/2FlxaaO

By: Eliza Wagman Black women have been subject to medical racism, especially in regard to reproductive rights, historically and currently.  Black mothers are demonized far more than their non-black... http://bit.ly/2Fp6sy9

By: Katherine Ackermann   Valentine’s Day, February 14th, kicks off National Condom Week across the nation, and lasts until February 21st. If you’ve never heard of this week of condom... http://bit.ly/2FpyEkv

By: Katherine Ackermann Following the #MeToo Movement, working women have now become the modern “Black Death” in workplace environments. Men are actually avoiding women in the workplace, justifying... http://bit.ly/2Fs0gFG

By: Katherine Ackermann “Stay the Course, the Fight is Not Over!” was the battle cry of this year’s National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD). February 7, 2018 was the 18th anniversary of this... http://bit.ly/2Flx6rA

By: Eliza Wagman   Sexual health education in public schools is quite diverse.  Some schools employ abstinence-only programs, avoiding sexual health altogether, some teach about sex only in a... http://bit.ly/2nzj6ia

Have you ever thanked the world, or ex-CEO and creator Travis Kalanick, for the miraculous Uber app? For always saving you from a boring party, or an annoying situation? Well this year Uber has... http://bit.ly/2EvizGc

By: Katherine Ackermann   This Flu season seems to be dragging on for way too long this 2017-2018 season. I remember in October of 2017, about five months ago, my mom frantically calling me that... http://bit.ly/2Ex8UyK

 January 20th, 2017, marked the day Donald Trump was inaugurated as President of the United States of America, but more importantly, produced the first nationwide Women’s March. Now exactly a year... http://bit.ly/2ErEjTu

By: Eliza Wagman   We’ve all heard the buzz – Oprah Winfrey is being mass encouraged to run for presidential office in 2020.  This is, of course, largely due to her being a black,... http://bit.ly/2EkGKHa

By: Eliza Wagman   The trans panic defense, derived from the earlier established gay panic defense, is a legal defense used by people on trial for assaulting or murdering a transgender... http://bit.ly/2Enkxsj