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  • The Homegirl And The Trailblazer: Why Black Womanhood Needs Michelle Obama And Condoleezza Rice

    by Loryn C. Wilson
  • Being A Victim Does Not Mean That You Have Failed To Take Personal Responsibility

    by Lynn Beisner
  • The Friday Five

    by Role/Reboot Staff
  • Can Black Women Lead On Rethinking Marriage?

    by Dani McClain
  • What If Men Challenged Women As The Fashionable Sex?

    By Lynn Parramore
    September 17, 2012

    This originally appeared on Alternet.org. Republished here with permission. Men may have finally broken the style barrier. The New York Times’ style magazine T recently offered pages of snazzy geometric sweaters, elegant leather bags, luscious silk scarves and jewel-toned fabrics—all in anticipation of Fashion Week, the glamorous biannual party where designers show off their new […]

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  • Why Some Activist Groups Tolerate Rapists

    By Hugo Schwyzer
    September 17, 2012

    Because activist groups so ardently fight for a particular cause, a female members’ basic rights are often overlooked, says Hugo Schwyzer. One of the better students I’ve had in recent years came by to see me the other day; she’s transferred on but wanted to stop by and say hello before leaving junior college for […]

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  • The Friday Five

    By Role/Reboot Staff
    September 14, 2012

    This week’s roundup of our favorites from across the interwebs to help you make sense of men and women. 1. When Men Stop Seeking Beauty And Women Care Less About Wealth by Maia Szalavitz of Time magazine says as gender equality rises in any given society, men focus less on seeking mates with youth and […]

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  • What You Can Do About The Gender Wage Gap

    By Kate McGuinness
    September 14, 2012

    Disturbed by this week’s news on the unchanged wage gap, Kate McGuinness offers advice on how to negotiate for better pay. On Wednesday, the U.S. Census Bureau released data for 2011 showing that the gender wage gap remains unchanged from 2010. For every dollar a man earns working full time, a woman working full time […]

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  • Sometimes "Pro-Life" Means Getting An Abortion

    By Lyla Cicero
    September 10, 2012

    Therapist Lyla Cicero recently met with an 18-year-old client who is pregnant. She is pro-life, but getting an abortion. Cicero shares her story, and why choosing not to have the child is truly better for everyone. When I hear folks saying they are pro-life, I wonder for whom, and under what circumstances. You see, being […]

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  • The Friday Five

    By Role/Reboot Staff
    September 7, 2012

    This week’s roundup of our favorites from across the interwebs to help you make sense of men and women. 1. How Reading Cosmo Affects Perceptions Of Sex by Lindsay Abrams of The Atlantic asks: Does “advice on packing in pleasure when doing the deed full speed” actually influence our overall perspective? 2. Who Wears The […]

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  • Should We Be Happy For Cheaters Who Find Love Again?

    By Hugo Schwyzer
    September 4, 2012

    In light of Mark Sanford’s announced plans to marry his longtime mistress, Hugo Schwyzer asks: Is it wrong to rejoice in their union? Cheaters never prosper, the saying goes. But what happens when they do? Should we rejoice with them? Those old questions are worth asking again with the news that former South Carolina governor […]

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  • Why We Should Stop Bullying “Dumb” Conservative Women

    By Lynn Beisner
    September 4, 2012

    Regardless of why so many conservative organizations—such as Fox News—hire attractive women who may be unqualified for their positions, calling them “dumb” makes us bullies, Lynn Beisner says. Several months ago, the chair of the academic department I work in invited me out for coffee. If the invitation itself hadn’t tipped me off that this […]

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