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  • What It’s Like To Live With Manic Depression And Poverty At The Same Time

    by Samantha Eyler
  • I Got An Abortion And Didn’t Tell The Guy: Did I Do The Right Thing?

    by Anonymous
  • On The Hiring Of Sasheer Zamata And Why An All-Black, All-Female SNL Audition Was Still Necessary

    by Emily Heist Moss
  • What Alec Baldwin Doesn’t Seem To Get About Melissa Harris-Perry’s Comments

    by Khadijah Costley White
  • The Friday Five

    By Role/Reboot Staff
    January 3, 2014

    This week’s roundup of our favorites from across the interwebs to help you make sense of men and women. 1. The Risky Business of Paternity Leave by Scot Coltrane of The Atlantic says when men take time off to care for family members, their long-term earnings suffer—just as women’s do. Here’s why it’s worth it. 2. […]

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  • The 10 Most Sexist Female Characters On TV

    By Jaclyn Munson
    January 3, 2014

    This originally appeared on Alternet.org. Republished here with permission. It’s pretty easy to get invested in TV shows these days, what with reality being a giant mess. In theory, television should provide an escape from the hardships of daily life—unless you’re a woman, that is, and nasty gender roles and stereotypes are repeated and reinforced […]

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  • Don’t Be That Guy: 8 Ways Men Can Be Better Allies To Women At Parties

    By Jamie Utt
    December 31, 2013

    This originally appeared on Everyday Feminism. Republished here with permission. I spend a lot of time thinking about parties. Not only do I love parties, but a big part of my work is encouraging sex-positive party culture on college campuses. And while I love to party, I have to remember something: Parties can be profoundly […]

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  • How To Break The Ice With Little Girls That Doesn’t Involve Commenting On Their Appearance

    By Kasey Edwards
    December 24, 2013

    This originally appeared on The Daily Life. Republished here with permission. Dear Santa, What I want for Christmas is for people to stop objectifying my daughter. But after I took my 4-year-old daughter Violet to visit you last week, it seems that even YOU can’t deliver on this particular request. You may recall that we […]

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  • Don’t Forget Your Family Friendly Dose Of Sexism At The Movies This Holiday Season

    By Soraya Chemaly
    December 23, 2013

    Almost 81% of speaking roles in G-rated movies are male. That’s not exactly what Soraya Chemaly would categorize as “family friendly.” It’s holiday movie season! Families all over the country will contort themselves into odd configurations trying to find movies that everyone can enjoy. Here is this year’s list of December-released blockbuster films that kids […]

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  • 20 Last-Minute Black Feminist Gift Ideas For Girls

    By Khadijah Costley White
    December 20, 2013

    Need a last-minute gift that fights gender stereotypes and racial oppression? Khadijah Costley White offers 20 awesome ideas. As we face the last gift-buying weekend before Christmas, I’m sure many a procrastinating feminist is wondering what to buy that little girl (or boy) in their lives. While most feminist gift lists focus on toys that […]

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  • The Friday Five

    By Role/Reboot Staff
    December 20, 2013

    This week’s roundup of our favorites from across the interwebs to help you make sense of men and women. 1. How To Fight Sexism In The Toy Aisle by Mary Elizabeth Williams of Salon says a major retailer vows to go ‘gender neutral’ in the new year. 2. Should Birth Control Sabotage Be Considered A […]

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  • The Top 5 Gender Stories Of 2013

    By Emily Heist Moss
    December 20, 2013

    It was a big year in gender. Emily Heist Moss recounts the five stories that had everyone talking the most. Let’s say you’ve been living in a cave for the last year and, having emerged, your first priority is not a hot bath or a family reunion, but a burning desire to know anything and […]

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