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Men get raped, too, but no one talks about it

December 1, 2014 Mary Di Valerio Crime/Violence, Gender issues, Legal issues/Law 2 comments

I recently administered a survey to a group of students at Truman University on the topic of sexual assault. The results showed that most

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Anti-feminism on and off the internet: Thoughts about #gamergate

September 30, 2014 Adam Levin Gender issues, Women 5 comments

The controversy surrounding an event known to the internet as “Gamer Gate”, or “#gamergate,” if you prefer, has lead me to reflect on some

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George Will is so wrong about rape

June 23, 2014 Hafsa Crime/Violence, Gender issues, Media, Women 8 comments

It’s hard enough to come to terms with sexual assault—the inevitable cycle of self-blame, self-loathing, abhorrence for the attacker, fear and paranoia, nagging doubts,

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As much as ever, in 2014 women deserve the right to choose

April 22, 2014 Arthur Lieber 2014 Election, Civil liberties, Gender issues, Health, Human Rights, Reproductive rights, Women Leave a comment

Questions related to reproductive health, and most specifically abortion, are not easy to answer. Choice is the kind of issue that should humble us

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Rape insurance abortion rider goes into effect in Michigan

April 10, 2014 Progress Women Gender issues, Reproductive rights, States, Women Leave a comment

Starting in late March, Michigan women really  started feeling the affects of the “War on Women.” The state’s new law known as “rape insurance”—an

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Gender equality: Not just a female cause

March 14, 2014 Hafsa Gender issues, Women Leave a comment

International Women’s Day is  24 hours of celebration of what it means to be a woman and to promote gender equality. This year, on

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Saying no to pink and princesses

March 11, 2014 Renee Shur Gender issues, Women, Youth issues Leave a comment

Some call them the princess wars. I prefer calling them the pink wars. Princess or pink.  Does it matter? When you’re blessed with giving

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Are we really still arguing about letting boys play with dolls?

February 10, 2014 Hafsa Gender issues, Ideas, Women, Youth issues 2 comments

The other day, I overheard a conversation between a teacher and a few students; they were “discussing” another teacher who apparently allowed her four

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