The Bloomberg Administration and NYC’s Human Resources Administration have launched a campaign whose purpose seems to be shaming and stigmatizing teen mothers. But politicians and older generations are the ones who should be ashamed for their failures to provide meaningful sexual health education or to address the social conditions that lead to teen pregnancy.
MAKERS was a good overview documentary, and I’m glad it exists. Unfortunately, it ended with a thud by ignoring many of the vibrant, young feminists working today.
The Ms. Foundation’s Amazing Taylor Swift Parody, in Honor of VAWA
The Senate, with a huge majority – 78 to 22 – passed a version of the Violence Against Women Act that includes protections for members of the LGBTQ community, immigrant women and Native American women. Now it goes to the House of Representatives, where the minority leaders have introduced their own bill that strips some of these protections. This video was made in (dis)honor of those 22 senators who voted against passing VAWA. Sign the Ms. Foundation’s petition to get the House to pass a VAWA that protects all women here.
I just can’t have another fight about whether it’s feminist to be a stay-at-home mom, shave your legs, or wear makeup. Let’s stop choosing our choices and start choosing our battles.
When I turned on the Oscars Sunday, I expected fashion, a spectacle, and maybe some frat-boy humor. I had no idea how willfully offensive the host would be.
As my friends and I realized recently, there are few shows or even books that can give insight into the college years and the elusive “20-somethings.” Luckily, amidst the rubble of TV shows like “Jersey Shore” and “Real World,” which seemed like TV’s only examples of how 20 year olds live, arose “Girls.”
Women Own Their Bodies, and They Should Be the Only Ones Making Decisions About Them
These women remind us exactly who is in charge of women’s bodies. If only politicians would take heed.
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Reproductive justice can’t be easily communicated in a sound bite or phrase. Does it matter?
The Superbowl ads that set the sex education world all-a-twitter this year are pretty obvious and I am not the first to call them out.