The Women’s March, originally the Million Women March, was a protest held on Jan. 21 across the world to show
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Women’s March (Part 1): Moved to March
The Women’s March was a worldwide protest held on Jan. 21 to show solidarity and unity among women, their partners,
Join the Women’s March on Washington – Jan. 21, 2017
By Angie “Gravitee” Marable, Contributing Writer No matter your political affiliation, one thing is for certain: the recent presidential election
A Love Affair with Automobiles
By Savitre “Rapture” Schaefferkoetter, Staff Writer Cars—only part of a man’s world, right? Wrong. I am living proof that you
Understanding Women’s History Supports Equality
By Tamera “EON” Pillay, Staff Writer If you support equality for any one group, you should support equality for women.
Women in Forensic Science: Anonymous Medical Examiner
By Savitre “Rapture” Schaefferkoetter, Staff Writer For the second feature of women in forensic science, I had the pleasure of
Sisters Cultivate Views on Feminism
By Jessie “Decipher” Kim, Staff Writer University of Georgia’s Delta Phi Lambda had an open discussion about cultural feminism on
Women in Forensic Science: Savitre Schaefferkoetter
By Savitre “Rapture” Schaefferkoetter, Staff Writer Have you ever been so proud of something, yet you weren’t sure how to
Sister Rapture Paints a Picture of Domestic Violence
By Savitre “Rapture” Schaefferkoetter, Staff Writer The Asian American young adult female. Is she a vocal, confident “gangsta” or a
Chien-Shiung Wu, The First Lady of Physics (1912-1997)
By Ashanti “Accel” Henderson, Staff Writer Asian-American women have long been pioneers in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)
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