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Feminist Wins of the Week

Published: July 6, 2018

It’s July (my second favorite month of the year!) and it is HOT. As the summer heats up, this political landscape – a hellacious fiery wasteland – is making everything even hotter, and Justice Kennedy’s retirement last week was the nail in the coffin for me. My love for summer + hatred for the government […]
By Caitlin Berg

HB 658: Punishing Trans Kids

Published: July 5, 2018

Ohio State Representatives have proposed legislation that would bar a parent’s refusal to let a child receive gender-based treatment as a basis for a parent to lose custody of that child (minors under 18). Let’s unpack that. Gender-based treatment: when someone comes out as transgender, they have options to affirm their gender identity through hormone therapy, […]
By Carmen Linero-Lopez

Feminist Wins of the Week

Published: June 22, 2018

I’ll be frank – this week has really sucked. It’s been hard to get excited about any feminist wins when families are being systematically separated at the U.S./Mexico border under the Trump administration’s new immigration policies. We’ve still got some feminist wins this week for you down below, but encourage you to check out this running […]
By Caitlin Berg

What My College Got Wrong About Mental Health Care

Published: June 20, 2018

CW: Mental illness, suicide, self-harm The first two colleges I tried couldn’t have been more different. After high school, I started out at a military officer commissioning college, later transferring to an experimental college in Massachusetts. During this time I was struggling with severe mental health difficulties. Now, having had time to process everything and […]
By Katy Crigler

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