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  • Gillette Is Right, Guys; We Can Get Better

    by Brett Riley
  • Sexual Misconduct In Healthcare And What You Can Do About It

    by Brenda Elazab
  • On Jayme Closs And All The Men Angry At The Gillette Ad

    by Amy Monticello
  • Congratulations, Millennial Women, You’re Killing The Baby Industry

    by Chelsea Cristene
  • On Cyntoia Brown And The Women Who Are Punished For Defending Themselves

    By Chelsea Cristene
    January 9, 2019

    I wonder how women are supposed to navigate this world where the judicial system is not on our side. Where we must be polite to the strangers following us home so that they don’t kill us. Where we must stay in dangerous relationships because, statistically, our chance of being murdered dramatically increases once we leave. […]

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  • The Golden Globes: A Celebration Of Diversity, Sort Of

    By Brett Riley
    January 7, 2019

    Much like our hosts, the winners, at times, seem to have been chosen out of two boxes—one white and traditional, the other from the larger and unwieldier box called “diversity.” Few things bore me faster than people who talk on social media about how boring and irrelevant and overlong and stupid Awards Show X is. […]

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  • Role Reboot’s Best Of 2018

    By Role/Reboot Staff
    December 31, 2018

    Before this year (finally) comes to a close, we wanted to take a look back at the 10 pieces that you all, our loyal readers, liked and talked about the most. As always, thanks for your support. Here’s to a happy and healthy 2019! I’m A Straight Woman And I’m Scared To Date In Trump’s […]

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  • Five Years Later: Leaning Away From Leaning In

    By Khadijah Costley White
    December 28, 2018

    Rather than tell a single woman to change, we need to keep focused on the entire system. This year marked five years since the publication of Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead. It quickly became part of the zeitgeist, an offhand reference to the work women must do to succeed […]

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  • A League Of Her Own: On Penny Marshall’s Legacy

    By A.L. Giannelli
    December 20, 2018

    She built us worlds and made them homes. We feel nostalgia for her films and television because she fills her viewers with the thing we’re yearning for: a sense of belonging. I am neither a movie person nor a sports person, a Laverne and Shirley person nor a Tom Hanks person, but Penny Marshall meant […]

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  • Young And Homeless: Remembering LGBTQ+ Teens

    By Claudia Powell
    December 11, 2018

    Though LGBTQ+ youth make up about 7% of the general population, they disproportionately comprise 40% of homeless youth. On Saturday, Cyndi Lauper demonstrated her true colors, by throwing her annual sold-out benefit concert in New York to raise money for LGBTQ+ homeless youth. While fundraising efforts are critically important, we need policy change in order […]

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  • Women Don’t Owe You Shit

    By Chelsea Cristene
    December 7, 2018

    So in the spirit of defending a woman’s right to be an imperfect human being: Hillary Clinton does not owe you shit. Not at a Starbucks, not in the woods, not at George H.W. Bush’s funeral. If you’re a woman, I want you to take a second and think of a time that a stranger […]

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  • What I Learned About Feminism While Working At A ‘Breastaurant’

    By Hannah Metzger
    November 12, 2018

    The notion seemed genius: women profiting from their own objectification. We were using the doggish nature of men against them, swindling them out of their money by over-charging for low quality food and service in return for wearing crop tops. I loved it. I stood smiling while twirling a hula hoop around my bare waist. […]

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