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Saudi Arabia: A Different Kind of Feminism

Published: June 22, 2017

In 2011, Saudi Arabian activist Manal al-Sharif posted a video on YouTube of her driving, an act that strict societal norms prohibits women from doing but that is not enshrined in law. The video went viral, and al-Sharif was arrested. Feminists across the world rallied around al-Sharif’s defiance and proclaimed Saudi women’s inability to drive […]
By Abigail Ulman

Swipe Left on Misogyny: Dating Apps and Harassment

Published: June 19, 2017

You’re sitting with your friends at the student union, sipping coffee and catching up in between classes. You mention casually that you wished you were in a relationship, and everyone starts suggesting that you try Tinder. You wince: you’ve always thought of online dating as unnatural and just a little weird. But, after some convincing, […]
By Rachel Greenberg

10 Queer Feminists throughout History

Published: June 12, 2017

Time after time, queer feminists have proven that they are capable of changing the world. Whether through art, politics, literature or advocacy queer feminists remind us that even against great adversity and odds, a strong feminist is a force to be reckoned with. In honor of Pride Month, we are celebrate queer feminists throughout history. […]
By Sydney McAuliffe

Happy Summer Vacation from Feminist Campus!

Published: April 28, 2017

You’ve been downing all the caffeine in sight. You’ve been writing essays until the wee hours of the morning. You might have cried once…or twice…or a couple of times. And when your alarm went off for your 8:30 AM bio exam after you just finished your all-nighter at 5 AM, you probably looked like this […]
By Feminist Campus Team

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