Alysha Dahya·Sep 30Our Duty: A short piece on pressure and privilege in education for women around the world.(Originally written for school publication)
Me'Shell Baylor | Writer • Author • Advocate·Sep 29When Justice Is Silent, Your Voice Must Impact ChangeWhen Justice Responds Differently: The Cases of Nolan Wells and the Cornell Seven
Maliha Kaisar·Sep 5The Dark Side of Bangladeshi Social Media: When Misogyny Becomes a Crowd SportA woman doesn’t have to do something wrong to become the target. Sometimes she only has to be visible.
Emmyloiza Buyagan·Jun 6The Feminism I SupportMen and women are not identical, and they do not need to be. Equality does not require sameness. It does not require pretending that all…
Linda Scott·Jun 1What Eleanor Roosevelt Knew That We Don’tWhen Eleanor Roosevelt presented the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, she had finally won a long and difficult negotiation…
InWomen WritebyPriya Rathore·Apr 29‘Resilience should not be a Requirement for Dignity’ — What does it mean to be a woman?What does it mean to be a woman? It is a question often answered for us long before we begin to ask it ourselves.A response icon18A response icon18
InHindsightsbySofia Krzewicki·Apr 28From Hoyt to Taylor: Gender, Justice and the Myth of PowerIn the spring of my junior year, I met Gwendolyn Hoyt. A quick Google search reduces her to the appellant in the landmark Supreme Court…
