The State of Title IX Reform at UCLA

    Through my work perusing the semantics of Title IX policies for places where I could advise an edit or seek to expand on narrowly-defined terms, I began to recognize that…

    Men We Reaped – FEMoir Series

    Jesymn Ward’s memoir “Men We Reaped,” published in 2013, documents the harrowing journeys of Black families that have lived in Delisle, Mississippi for generations. Ward grew up in DeLisle, a…

    HHC v. Talevski, Medicaid, and the Future of Public Health Programs

    With a looming recession and health disparities increasing by the minute, American public health cannot withstand another critical blow. If the Supreme Court rules in favor of the defendant, the…

    The Commodification of Self Care

    The rise of TikTok and Instagram influencers as dictators of style has drastically transformed the landscape of contemporary fashion and lifestyle trends. The haphazard incorporation of “self care” into social…

    Feminist Theorist Thursdays: Denise Oliver-Velez

    Born in Brooklyn in 1947, Denise Oliver-Velez is famously known for being a member of the Young Lords, a rebellious revolutionary civil rights organization mainly active during the 1960s and…

    The Aesthetic of Health

    Picture the average pilates-goer: she’s clad in Lululemon and deeply concerned with her gut microbiome, she eats enough vitamin supplements to cure a horse of scurvy, and, most importantly, she…
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