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#SaveSCOTUS: What’s At Stake for Health Care

Published: August 30, 2018

As we celebrated the 53rd anniversary of Medicaid a month ago on July 30, I found myself wondering where my family would be without it. Although Medicaid was a vital part of gaining access to basic health necessities like vaccinations and check-ups, our relationship with it was precarious throughout the years. Some years we qualified, […]

By Salma Elakbawy

Why We Need Asian American Role Models

Published: August 28, 2018

Note: In this article, I am mainly speaking about East Asians when I use the term “Asian American.” My experiences, feelings, and opinions as a Chinese-American do not represent everyone who would identify as “Asian American” because there are many identities that exist under the broad term. Recently, I finally saw the movie Sorry To […]

By Calla Slayton

Dear Men: Stop Using Feminism to Hide Your Abuse

Published: August 7, 2018

CW: sexual abuse, sexual violence, #MeToo During my freshman year in college I started seeing a guy who I knew through on-campus progressive activism. Though he was a self-proclaimed feminist, throughout our brief relationship I noticed that he would treat me like I was disposable and less accomplished, often demeaning me for my lack of […]

By Caitlin Berg

Feminist Wins of the Week

Published: July 27, 2018

I’m sure you’ve all noticed there haven’t been any Feminist Wins posts recently. Honestly, I didn’t feel I could write one: immigrant families are still separated, Trump is issuing terrifying threats on Twitter, and Brett Kavanaugh, an anti-choice judge who believes in exponential presidential power, has been nominated to fill the empty Supreme Court seat. […]

By Caitlin Berg

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