Social Media: Can We Use It to Really Participate?
SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS are spaces in which diverse and disparate perspectives can be shared, creating an opportunity for learning, lively debate, political engagement, and…
Read onSOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS are spaces in which diverse and disparate perspectives can be shared, creating an opportunity for learning, lively debate, political engagement, and…
Read onWHEN PEOPLE TALK about pouring their blood, sweat, and tears into their work, they’re usually speaking metaphorically. An artist from Portland, Oregon — Sarah Levy…
Read onSOMETIMES, WE TAKE OUR SAFETY FOR GRANTED. It’s not something people normally think about until they find themselves in a threatening situation. About a week…
Read onAPPARENTLY, the humid inferno that has been LA for the past week is due to take a chill pill in the next few days. Meaning,…
Read onPOPE FRANCIS MADE HEADLINES EARLIER THIS YEAR for his announcements regarding marriage annulments and abortion. The pontiff handed down new regulations for priests to follow…
Read onRECENTLY, a series of “sting videos” was released by the Center for Medical Progress supposedly depicting Planned Parenthood representatives plotting to profit off fetal tissue…
Read onIT MIGHT SOUND SEXIST, and even contrary to the aims of contemporary feminism, to separate men and women from riding on public transportation together – but could…
Read onCO-ED COLLEGES aren’t for everyone. While some people might cringe at the idea of going to a gender-specific school, still, there are numerous benefits of…
Read on“BEFORE I HAD A DOUBLE MASTECTOMY, I already was pretty flat-chested. I made so many jokes over the years about how small my chest was that…
Read onIN THE UNITED STATES, seeing people skateboarding is a pretty common sight.And becoming a skateboarder is as easy as deciding to be the next Tony Hawk,…
Read onResearch unrelated to child marriage has shown that having books in the home increases children’s academic performance, regardless of their country’s state of development or ideology. This means girls with access to books at home have better chances of being accepted into higher education programs, giving them many more opportunities for self-sufficiency and real choices about whom and when they marry.
Read onIF YOU TRY TO TRACE the debate between feminist leaders and prominent religious speakers, you’ll probably come away from your research thinking, “There’s no way…
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