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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: Amira Hassnaoui
“As an academic woman of color, I constantly wrestle with questions surrounding how to stay faithful to who I am…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Jeana Cho
Feminism to Jeana is her realization of her views regarding the ways people should treat each other and “represents like…
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Arts and Creative
Afrofuturism and Binti: A Different View of Black Future
Afrofuturism and Nnedi Okorafor’s novella, Binti, centralize the possibilities of Black life and Black imagination through science fiction and speculative…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Heather Adams
The recent strides in Hollywood finally punishing men’s abominable behavior has made Adams ecstatic. She feels as though the women…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Katherine Jabba
“It’s more than women just getting an equal playing ground. It starts with treating women as actual people – it…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Cera Muchiri
“For a long time, people thought that if women changed and asked for more rights, we would have equal rights.…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Adilene Ramirez
As a feminist, Adilene doesn’t want anyone’s dreams, ambitions, and self-expression to be limited by gender roles and gender expectations:…
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Campus Life
Featured UCLA Feminist: Karan Ishii
Sex education has the ability to give people of all genders and sexualities control of their bodies, and show them…
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Dialogue and Opinion
Feminism 101: What Is A SWERF?
The argument behind SWERF ideology tends to be that sex workers become the victims of sexual objectification, exploitation, and violence;…
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