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Politics
The French Paradox: France’s Hijab Ban and the Colonial Project
“The recently proposed hijab ban is blatant proof that the French government is diseased.”
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Politics
The First Step Towards Justice: Acknowledging Historical Oppression
We can not dismantle oppression if we will not admit, or are even aware, that it exists in the first…
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Politics
Vaccine Diplomacy: Global Health Inequities Exacerbated by COVID-19 under Capitalism
International, national, and local actors must consider models of care to strive towards health as a human right and universal…
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Dialogue and Opinion
Feminist Theorist Thursdays: Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde was a Black poet, feminist, and activist who wrote and spoke powerfully about race, gender, sexuality, and class.
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Dialogue and Opinion
The Big Brain Hypothesis
The gender gap in mathematics is closing. And, no, it’s not because girls today are growing larger brains.
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FEM FINDS
FEM FINDS: Media Must-Haves curated by FEM Members ~ November 2020
FEM FINDS, FEM’s story series via FEM’s Instagram, gives a glimpse into the media FEM Members are consuming and loving…
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FEM FINDS
FEM FINDS: Media Must-Haves curated by FEM Members
FEM FINDS, FEM’s brand new story series via FEM’s Instagram, gives a glimpse into the media FEM Members are consuming…
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Dialogue and Opinion
The U.S.’s New Wave of Transphobia
In 2020 alone, at least 25 anti-trans bills have been proposed by mostly Republican lawmakers. While trans communities are the…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Asli Bilgili
To Asli, “feminism is realizing that you don’t have to act the way society wants you to act.”
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Dialogue and Opinion
A Diet By Any Other Name
Design by Nicole Nobre What do you think of when you hear the word ‘diet’? While the term might have…
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