intersectionality
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Dialogue and Opinion
Disability is Not a Metaphor
Disabled people and their experiences are not metaphors. Still, we often co-opt disability terminology and utilize casually ableist language for…
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Entertainment
“All About Love” by bell hooks
Post-All About Love, it was like everything I had known before shifted: love now became an intersection with feminism, capitalism,…
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Dialogue and Opinion
Feminism 101: Misogynoir
In 1851, Sojourner Truth asked, “Ain’t I a woman?” Ever since race was conceptualized, Black women have wondered what makes…
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Politics
The Debate of Teaching Critical Race Theory in K-12 Schools
Misinformation and American ideals of patriotism have contributed to the debate over the teaching of critical race theory in K-12…
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Campus Life
Race, Identity, and Invisibility in the American Novel
Image Description: A photo of the book Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison alongside zoom boxes with three speakers: Danielle Evans…
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Campus Life
The Shortcomings of Mainstream White Feminism and What We Can Do About Them
By empowering the vast diversity of feminine gender expression and not just the conventional presentation of femininity that is celebrated…
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Campus Life
Gendered Violence & Coping Resources in LA
A panel on “Gendered Violence” held on Thursday at UCLA spoke on the movement towards more inclusive care and treatment…
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Campus Life
The Diversity of UCLA’s Diversity Requirement
The following article provides a brief commentary on UCLA’s diversity requirement and looks at one class offered through the program.
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Dialogue and Opinion
Feminist Theorist Thursdays: Patricia Hill Collins
Patricia Hill Collins is an acclaimed social theorist known for her intersectional approach to the sociologies of feminism, Black liberation,…
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Arts and Creative
Listen Up, Speak Up, Open Up
On February 15th and 22nd, Intergroup Relations showcased their program “Open Up”, which aims to lend an ear to the…
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