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And That’s on Period.

April 12, 2020 by Allison Lee

Art by Elizabeth BrummerWomen do not bleed from the same place they pee, contrary to some misconceptions.Whether or not period talk comes up at lunch or in class, periods are happening. Women are bleeding — at least 54% of Seaver students, according to official statistics. And yet, there are people uncomfortable talking about it and misconceptions abound.When junior … [Read more...] about And That’s on Period.

Brandon Easley: Striking Out Sexism

April 12, 2020 by Gianni Cocchella

Photo by Milan Loiacono | Design by Logan Wood  Men can be feminists too. Junior political science major Brandon Easley is a self-proclaimed feminist who believes that both women and men can advocate for women's rights. Originally from Minden, a small town outside Reno, Easley grew up surrounded by individuals who held more traditional views regarding women and their … [Read more...] about Brandon Easley: Striking Out Sexism

Beyond the Catcall: Women Share Personal Experiences

April 12, 2020 by Channa Steinmetz

Art by Natalie RulonShe can feel her body tense up as she quickens her pace. She hates walking alone, especially at night. She makes a mental note not to smile at strangers in the dark because "that's inviting." Words as simple as "hey, baby," "pretty girl" and "come here" feel like threats disguised as flattery. It is an experience that is expected. A Currents survey found … [Read more...] about Beyond the Catcall: Women Share Personal Experiences

Feminism Speaks Fashion

April 12, 2020 by Camryn Gordon

Photo courtesy of Kendall Ross | Design by Natalie RulonThere is a distinct vibration of power present when one acknowledges the connection between feminism and fashion. Fashion is the matriarch of society, deciding which voices will be heard, whereas feminism, an apparatus of power and confidence, is a superseding force fighting against societally implemented … [Read more...] about Feminism Speaks Fashion

Who Runs the Abortion Debate? Girls.

April 12, 2020 by Madison Nichols

Art by Ally Armstrong Abortion is a touchy topic. The right to have an abortion is a life-changing decision for some, a governmental flaw for others and a religious or ethical debate for many. And yet within this intimate decision a woman may confront, overarching institutions dominate the conversation. “Deciding to have a baby is really personal, and it’s very … [Read more...] about Who Runs the Abortion Debate? Girls.

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