50 Cent is Being Celebrated for His Aversion to Marriage. Women Should Have The Same Privilege.If 50 Cent was a woman, he would be in the hot seat for celebrating celibacy and his unmarried status.Sep 633Sep 633
The Rapture Was Coming and I Refused to Be Left BehindI was 10 years old when I learned about the rapture at Vacation Bible School and dedicated a year to avoiding it.Aug 223Aug 223
Support for Susanna Gibson After Leaked Sex Footage is a Reminder of Racist Respectability PoliticsSusanna Gibson has room to make mistakes, learn, and move forward with a promising career. The same rules don’t apply for Black Women.Sep 21, 20234Sep 21, 20234
Have You Met Jenny? A Story of Polluted Bodies and Silenced Voices.In the wait for political negotiations, those experiencing the worst impacts of climate change and pollution are dying.Jun 12, 202211Jun 12, 202211
How’s the Weather?… Identity in a Time of CrisisIdentity and culture alter our perceptions of the weather.Jun 1, 202216Jun 1, 202216
Overturning Roe v. Wade is an Attack on Gender Equality and Mother EarthWomen’s reproductive rights and the environmental crisis are seemingly separate, but the issues are closely connected by sexism.May 4, 20225May 4, 20225
Remembering Goddess Aja to Heal Ecological HeartbreakHope and healing are the theme for Women’s History Month. Goddess Aja gives both.Mar 14, 20229Mar 14, 20229
Dear Annette: A Love Letter to an Unforgettable WomanFor Women’s History Month — A Love Letter to My Grandmother and the Books That Raised MeMar 13, 202212Mar 13, 202212
45 years ago, DC Comics debuted its first Black female superhero. Here’s Why It Still Matters Today.Positive representation of Black women in media and pop culture is still dismal.Feb 17, 202210Feb 17, 202210
100 Black Women Who’ve Made History During Our LifetimesCelebrating Black women who are breaking barriers and making historyFeb 2, 202216Feb 2, 202216
