Tagged - Feminism
Feminism
The unwelcome pardon
Last month, Deborah L. Hughes, the President and CEO of the National Susan B. Anthony Museum and House, had planned a press conference in Rochester to commemorate the 100th anniversary of that momentous victory for women’s rights.
capitalism
GSW presentation tackles drawbacks of capitalism
“I think the biggest challenge, honestly, for nonprofits, and for leaders and managers, even in the most progressive spaces, is capitalism,” Rich said.
African American Studies
AAS professor Tinsely visits UR, speaks on black femme revolution
Last Monday, the typically black office chairs in the Humanities Center were stitched with sayings like “here to stay,” “evolve…
Feminism
Unity and inclusion embraced in ‘Me Too Monologues’
This Saturday evening, instead of their usual annual performance of “The Vagina Monologues,” College Feminists presented “Me Too Monologues,” a…
Feminism
“Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.” is bizarre and empowering
On the last day of November, I attended “Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.” I did no prior research on the…
Feminism
Everybody Talks: Someday I’ll be like the women on the screen
As of late, the portrayal of female athletes in film has become a fad, or at least more apparent.
Everybody Talks
Everybody Talks: Progress is a ‘Battle’
The film provides its audience with an accurate depiction of progress as we know it: excruciatingly difficult, but worth it in every sense of the word.
Feminism
Can porn be feminist?
Pornography has divided feminists for decades. Is it the perfect propaganda for the patriarchy, or an it portray diverse female sexuality?
Feminism
‘Vagina Monologues’ grabs back for V-Day
Taboo was perhaps most salaciously approached in the night’s performance of fan-favorite “The Woman Who Loved to Make Vaginas Happy.”
Feminism
Softball’s Yerdon-Grange wants her players to ’stand up’
When she’s not guiding the UR Softball program to another victory, coach Margaret Yerdon-Grange is consumed by another interest: Gender & Women’s Studies.
