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Gender Equity Deception Discovered in Athletic Programs

Published: April 29, 2011

A New York Times report released earlier this week uncovered the deception of many athletic programs in schools regarding gender equity in sports, distorting the numbers in order to comply with the requirements of Title IX. Title IX, which bans sex discrimination in any federally-financed education program, has largely drawn attention to and been labeled […]

By Laura Kacere

Cal State Long Beach Hosts the 2nd Annual Chicana/Latina Feminisms Conference

Published: April 28, 2011

Last weekend, I attended an awesome free conference at California State University, Long Beach. With the help of the Gender, Women and Sexualities Studies Student Association, our FMF affiliate group, the Conciencia Femenil hosted the 2nd annual Chicana/Latina Feminisms Conference: Joteando Por Vida! Para Nunca Mas Nos Vuelvan A Borrar! This conference focused on intersectional […]

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Boston Unite, Take Back the Night!

Published: April 27, 2011

Guest post by the Boston Take Back the Night Collective. With megaphone cries, righteous posters and strong companionship, a group of students in Boston is hoping to pull off their first Take Back the Night march this Saturday. Take Back the Night is an evening of education and action in protest of sexual violence and […]

By Guest Blogger

Getting Past “Buy Green” on Earth Day

Published: April 22, 2011

On Earth Day, it’s not uncommon to see “Go Green” posters and signs around town, but it feels like more and more we are seeing this slogan in stores, with “green” products or all kinds being sold everywhere you look. Consumerism-masked-as-environmentalism seems to be at an all-time high, where the word green is no longer […]

By Laura Kacere

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