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Equal Education, Unequal Pay
It’s 2013 and the gender pay gap is still alive and strong. As LearnStuff.com points out, Even with moves toward equalizing pay between men and women, men still make almost 20% more than women in nearly all industries. This is… Read More ›
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Why Postpartum Depression is a Feminist Issue
Five months ago today, I gave birth to a beautiful, perfectly healthy baby girl. I had a smooth, uncomplicated delivery and was immediately enthralled with my daughter. Everything about her – from her little button nose to her ridiculously tiny… Read More ›
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Quick Hit: World Contraception Day
On this World Contraception Day, I’d like to give a shout-out to birth control in all its forms. It gives me freedoms to and freedoms from, all of which I appreciate on a daily basis: freedom to determine the size… Read More ›
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Action Alert: Strike Out Rape Culture, NYC!
There’s nothing to pull me out from my maternity break like a little rape culture. Check out this gem I found on NOW-NYC’s Not Cool Tumblr: This Bowlmor Lanes advertisement is currently posted throughout New York City subways and reads,… Read More ›
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Spotlight On: Erin Matson!
Erin Matson is the Action Vice President for the National Organization for Women, where she oversees the grassroots organizing efforts and national action campaigns for the organization, while also spearheading the use of new technologies within the feminist activist arena…. Read More ›
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A Brief History of the Pill
Today’s post comes from Claire Payton, a research assistant at New York University’s Margaret Sanger Papers Project. Of the millions of women who take the pill each day, most think about it only during the second or two it takes… Read More ›
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Spotlight On: Serena Freewomyn!
Serena Freewomyn is one hell of a strong, kick-ass feminist. She is the founder and editor of FeministsForChoice.com and also happens to be one of my favorite people on the planet who inspires me on a daily basis. Read on… Read More ›
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Women Around the Globe: News Roundup
The United Arab Emirates has decided to pay men to marry women who are over 30 and therefore considered too old to be single by UAE standards. See Women’s Views on News. The Taliban in Afghanistan publicly executes a woman for… Read More ›
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Links We Love
7 Ways You’re Hurting Your Daughter’s Future, Forbes.com New Mass. Law Backs Transgender Residents, Boston Globe Mississippi Abortion Law Temporarily Blocked by Federal Judge, Associated Press When Keeping Your Child is No Longer Your Choice, FeministsForChoice “Conscience Clause” Gone AMOK:… Read More ›
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Keep It Real
You’d have to live under a rock to not know that magazines and Photoshop go hand-in-hand. Advertisers constantly alter models’ bodies in some twisted attempt to create the “perfect” woman, or what they believe the “perfect” woman looks like. This… Read More ›
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Health ›
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We Testify: Shattering Stigma With Abortion Storytelling
October 20, 2016
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Meet The Company That Wants To Make Your Tampons Safe
February 8, 2016
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The State-Level Court Ruling on Birth Control You Should Pay Attention To
December 16, 2015
Politics ›
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5 Recent Victories for Abortion Rights—and The Voices Behind Them
February 4, 2016
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The #StandWithPP Roundup: Shutdown Narrowly Averted
October 2, 2015
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What Obama’s Tuition-Free College Proposal Could Mean for Working Women
February 23, 2015
POP ›
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Spotlight On: Anushay Hossain
September 20, 2016
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Men Can Treasure Female Heroes, Too
March 31, 2016
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Women in Tech Are Creating The Digital World We Want
March 28, 2016
Violence ›
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Not Exactly Love
October 11, 2016
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4 Ways Male Allies Can Support Victims of Street Harassment (Plus 5 Things NOT to Do)
July 21, 2016
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Online Misogyny is Good for Feminism
February 23, 2016