feminism
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Arts and Creative
Artist Profile: Luisa Valenzuela
Luisa Valenzuela is an Argentine novelist and short story writer known for her work produced during the years of dictatorship…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Sarah Erckenbrack
“People are people and how they chose to define themselves is what they chose. No one has the right to…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Atreyi Mitra
“There’s something beautiful about reclaiming what was yours the entire time.”
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Arts and Creative
Event Review: Roxane Gay Reading of “Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body”
Roxane Gay is one of the most important authors alive today. She is the brilliant, unapologetic author of “Bad Feminist,”…
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Arts and Creative
Artist Profile: Alok Vaid-Menon
Alok (they/them) Vaid-Menon is a poet, blogger, performer and community organizer whose work challenges white feminism’s notions about identity and…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Jannat Alam
¡Viva-la-vulva!, love-me-or-leave-me, Riot Dyke Jannat Alam is a second-year English student at UCLA — and she’s a proud radical feminist.
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Campus Life
LIPS 2018: Challenging Cis-Normative Narratives
LIPS creates what the Vagina Monologues don’t: an inclusive environment where anyone who experiences femininity in any way can have…
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Arts and Creative
Women of Rock Oral History Project: Dismantling the Rock Canon
The Women of Rock Oral History Project is building an archive that can change our preconceived notions of rock and…
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Campus Life
Changing the Narrative of Sexual Assault on Campus
Through her research, Harris hopes to demonstrate the opposite: “We need to make [space for discussions about sexual assault] so…
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Arts and Creative
Event Review: The Latino Comics Expo
On November 11th to 12th, the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) hosted LCX - the nation’s first comic book…
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