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Institutional Cultural Betrayal: The Loss of HBCU Pride

Published: October 26, 2017

CW: sexual harassment This piece details Tayler’s personal experience reporting gender discrimination and attempts to make sense of this experience as a student at a historically Black university. Two months ago I filed a Title IX lawsuit against my historically Black University. After years of denied civil rights and numerous betrayals, the pride and affection […]
By Feminist Campus Team

LGBTQ+ Activists You Might Not Know (But Should!)

Published: October 24, 2017

In U.S. history classes, students are taught about the founding fathers, war generals, and prominent political players, creating the illusion that all history in the United States revolves around a small group of privileged people. The figures we are taught to revere are usually white men who have occupied positions of power, and by ignoring […]
By Shelby Baumgartner

#SisterSongTaughtMe

Published: October 20, 2017

Happy 20th anniversary, SisterSong! A few of us from the Feminist Campus team attended SisterSong’s Let’s Talk About Sex Conference in New Orleans two weeks ago, where we heard from incredible speakers and attended workshops you won’t find anywhere else. At Advocates for Youth’s The Future is Young and Sexy day-long pre-conference, we participated in an […]
By Taylor Pinckney

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

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