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  • There Is No Moral High Ground To Centrism

    by Chelsea Cristene
  • Lesbians And Queer Women Do Not Exist For Your Entertainment

    by Chelsea Cristene
  • Representation Matters For Asian Americans In Hollywood And Beyond

    by Stephanie Drenka
  • Let’s Celebrate, Not Just Tolerate The Trans Community

    by Joli Angel Robinson
  • The Problem With Moby And Natalie Portman

    By Lindsay King-Miller
    May 24, 2019

    I’d like to think men have higher standards for themselves in relationships than avoiding a prison sentence. In electronic artist Moby’s recent memoir, Then It Fell Apart, he claims to have dated actor Natalie Portman when she was 20 years old and he was 33. Portman, who clarified that she was actually 18 during their […]

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  • On Alabama And The Fight For Women’s Bodies

    By Chelsea Cristene
    May 15, 2019

    I want to live in a country where women can say no and not be sentenced for it. There is a line from my favorite novel, White Oleander, when Astrid loses Claire. I wanted to throw something into the fat ugly eye of God. I feel that now, deep in my bones. The helpless rage […]

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  • How To Be An LGBTQ Ally During The Democratic Primary

    By Anne Penniston Grunsted
    April 30, 2019

    With Buttigieg in the national spotlight, conservative Christians will ramp up their efforts to marginalize the LGBTQ community. The rest of us need to counter with more support. Many liberals are excited about Pete Buttigieg’s early impact on the presidential primary. In the wake of the elections of LGBTQ like Jared Polis and Kyrsten Sinema […]

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  • On Debt Relief And Wanting Better For Future Generations

    By Lindsay King-Miller
    April 24, 2019

    I’m not sure there is any single force more detrimental to social progress than the deep and abiding belief that if you didn’t get help, nobody should. On Monday, Presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren announced a plan to offer relief to more than 95% of Americans with student loan debt, and make public universities tuition-free. Given […]

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  • ‘The Best Of Enemies’: It’s Still All About Whiteness

    By Brett Riley
    April 5, 2019

    I am weary of this story. And if I’m tired of it, I can only imagine how audience members of color might feel. Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: A racist white person, cartoonishly evil, meets a black person and, for the first time, really gets to know them. This personal experience with […]

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  • How Do You Solve A Problem Like Joe Biden?

    By Chelsea Cristene
    April 4, 2019

    As women find their voices to say I am not OK with this, men will have to do the introspective work of turning that entitlement into respect. I have to hand it to my partner. He called Joe Biden’s conduct with women months ago, long before Lucy Flores, Amy Lappos, Caitlyn Caruso, and D.J. Hill […]

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  • Gwyneth Paltrow, Apple Martin, And Why Children Should Have A Say About Their Privacy Online

    By Chelsea Cristene
    April 2, 2019

    It is entirely possible to invade the privacy of your child, regardless of how close you are or how many other intimate things you share in other spaces. One day during a public speaking class, I had assigned group work and was walking up and down the aisles to help my students as needed. All […]

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  • Women’s Work: Being Promoted To Clean Up

    By Rebecca Hughes Parker
    April 1, 2019

    From the corner office to the Oval Office, cleaning up messes is all too often left as women’s work. The second woman to occupy 10 Downing Street offered to step down if Parliament passed her latest Brexit plan. Though lawmakers rejected it, Theresa May’s apparent “sweetener” marks the latest instance of female executives rising to […]

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