Human trafficking, the trading or selling of human beings often for purposes of sexual slavery or forced labor, is one of the lowest documented crimes against women throughout the world. Earlier last week, with North Korea’s decision to void the 1953 armistice, international attention has shifted back to North Korea’s flagrant human rights abuses. 318 Partners, [...]
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The decision to join a sorority can be a defining moment in a woman’s college career. Nevertheless, the media depicts college Greek life in a very specific way. If you take the two movies Sydney White (2007) and The House Bunny (2008), sororities are either full of rich, vain girls or helpless nerds. In both [...]
Had someone told me when I accepted my admittance to Georgetown University that I would subsequently be relinquishing my basic rights as a female and accepting a status as second-class citizen, I probably would have picked a different university. Now this is not to imply that I don’t love my school, I do, but I [...]
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