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  • Why We Need Queer Novels And Memoirs Now More Than Ever

    by Allison McCarthy
  • ‘Why Now?’: My Day At The Women’s March On Washington

    by Chelsea Cristene
  • The Hypocrisy Of Pro-Life Rhetoric

    by Amy Monticello
  • The Congress Abortion Story Everyone’s Missing

    by Elizabeth Skoski
  • 4 Ways I Was Limiting My Brother And Reinforcing White Supremacy

    By Ambreia Meadows-Fernandez
    January 12, 2017

    Clothes do not matter when the mark of terror is visible on your skin. Race relations has always been a hot topic in America, but in recent years tensions have skyrocketed. It has become common knowledge to avoid the comments section of all articles—unless you want to be pulled into a keyboard brawl. Racial discussions […]

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  • The Self-Perpetuating Gender Gap In Academic Science: It’s Not Just About Having A Baby

    By Emily Weiss
    January 11, 2017

    There is not a one-to-one relationship between effort and reward in this job, and this uncertainty, which graduate students often learn about by observing their PhD supervisors, is a turn-off, especially for women. On January 21, 2017, the first full day of the Trump administration, women will march on Washington in a demonstration of unity […]

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  • The Case For Boycotting Men In 2017

    By Lynn Beisner
    January 6, 2017

    Think of what would happen to the careers of women if, for just a year even, we consciously sought each other out. Like many other women, in the wake of this year’s election I find myself overwhelmed by both the coded and the blatant misogyny that we have witnessed in the last year. I am […]

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  • The Invisible Struggle I Face With Trump In Charge

    By Dorothy Hickson
    January 3, 2017

    Having an avowed sexual creeper as the president-elect makes me feel triggered over and over. Content Note: This essay discusses sexual assault, harassment, trauma and triggering language, as well as (in general terms) racism and other hate. America’s incipient regime has made me a survivor. I never used to define myself as a sexual assault […]

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  • Resolutions For The Impending Apocalypse

    By Jody Allard
    January 2, 2017

    I don’t know what the next four years will bring, so I’m going to stop clinging to one perfect life plan. Like most of us, I couldn’t wait for 2016 to end. The presidential election cycle was deeply triggering in a way I’ve never experienced before, but I got myself through the latter half of […]

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  • Homo Obnoxious: Is Toxic Masculinity Really Taking Over The Country?

    By Lynn Parramore
    December 29, 2016

    As America’s boys see Trump acting out, some will feel their own worst instincts validated. But for others, the idea of “being a man” might mean distancing themselves from his kind of behavior. It wasn’t supposed to turn out like this. We were said to be approaching the demise of a certain type of swaggering, […]

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  • Role Reboot’s Best Of 2016

    By Role/Reboot Staff
    December 29, 2016

    For most of us, this year can not end soon enough. But before we (happily) shut the door on 2016, let’s take a look back at the year’s most popular Role Reboot essays: 1. Dear Dana: I Can’t Stand That My Girlfriend Had A Threesome by Dana Norris 2. Does Your Daughter Know It’s OK […]

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  • What A Real Diversity Strategy Looks Like

    By Heather Corallo
    December 27, 2016

    I’ve been doing diversity work for 10 years, and because I’m a woman, I felt that gave me a pass to make sweeping generalizations about diverse groups. I was so wrong. A few years back I landed at a Silicon Valley unicorn company. It was a new darling of the Midwest Tech employment boom. Known […]

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