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April 13, 2023April 14, 2023art, gender, Spring 2023

“The Man”: How Misogyny Impacts Taylor Swift & Women in the Music Industry

Despite having over 82 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Taylor Swift has found herself needing to prove her talent over and over again as she struggles to be taken seriously as a female songwriter and musician. This is not just an issue faced by Swift. Women in the workplace are held to a different standard […]

April 12, 2022April 26, 2022gender, Spring 2022

The Patriarchy’s Pill: The Historical Burden of Contraception on Women

For women, deciding to have sex involves much more than the physical act itself. Their decision also includes the use of contraception and the best way to protect themselves and their partner against unwanted pregnancies. Finding what forms of contraception work for their bodies can be a complex, confusing, and exhausting process of trial-and-error. In […]

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