When you get born they hand you a costume and sometimes you learn how to wear it, and other times you never quite learn how
Category: Gender/Identity
This Is What Democracy Looks Like by Katrina Denza
The Decision to March Before this inaugural weekend, I’d never participated in a demonstration. My activism was limited to what I believed were my most
My Women’s March on Washington Experience, part 1 by Angela Haigler Gee
On the Way / Why I’m Marching We probably should have taken a selfie or something, but we didn’t. We’re just trying to get it
#YesAllWomen by Laura Jean Moore
There must be an apple for me to eat somewhere.1 What is the danger in a woman? I have been looking for the answer
A Woman Alone by Kelly Davio
It was a small table, barely big enough for me, my glass, and the sheaf of papers I had spread out before me, but that’s
You Have Changed by Alina Stefanescu
“At what point do the parts we play– the social scripts we pick up in given contexts– become the person with whom we identify? What part of “I” is mine? And why? What does integrity mean for amnesiacs? These are questions which fiction allows me to explore as a girl who has been forged from a distance.” ~ Alina Stefanescu
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