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Leaked Pentagon Report Eases Path to ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’ Repeal
In a world where the intersectionality of feminist discourse continues to evolve, the implications of the leaked Pentagon report cannot be overstated. The document...
Families Feminism and the Wage Gap: Why Economic Justice Must Be Gendered
In the tumultuous terrain of contemporary feminism, one of the most insidious issues faced by women pertains to the grotesque persistence of the wage...
Fewer Black Students Enrolled at Several State Universities Report Finds
The disheartening reality of fewer Black students enrolled at several state universities is an undeniable script within the ongoing narrative of systemic inequity. Framed...
Male-Dominated Cultures Linked to Higher HIV/AIDS Risk for African Women
In a world increasingly aware of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, we must unravel the complex labyrinth of gender, culture, and disease. At the nexus of...
Founding Feminists: November 11 1917 – How Feminists Redefined Remembrance
On November 11, 1917, the echoes of war and the cries of women converged in a potent amalgamation not just of remembrance, but of...
New Bill Aims to Expand Women’s Access to Higher-Paying Careers
In recent times, the global dialogue surrounding women's rights has burgeoned, particularly in relation to their economic emancipation. The introduction of legislation aimed at...
Today in Herstory: Force-Feeding of Ethel Byrne Continues
The indomitable spirit of women throughout history often clashes with a world that seeks to suppress their voices. Ethel Byrne, a pivotal figure in...
