Media
Building Trust: #MeToo and Media’s Responsibility to Survivors
Publications need to build trust with survivors so that their stories can be told.
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Red Letter Day: The Enduring Legacy of “Scarleteen,” the Internet’s Best Sex-Ed Site
What does it mean for our sexual wellness when we keep losing spaces to think about sex online?
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The Forgotten History of the Women Who Shaped Modern Advertising
It’s easy to dismiss advertising as an anti-feminist industry.
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Brand New World: Nellie Bly’s Record-Defying Travels
Nellie Bly developed an unprecedented writing style as a way to overcome prejudice against female reporters.
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No Scales, No Bones: Demanding Better Representation of Eating Disorders
It is imperative that we continue publishing literature and producing visual media that raises awareness about eating disorders, but it’s long past time for us to get it right.
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The 2019 Super Bowl Commercials Were a Strange Pop-Culture Smörgåsbord
How would the Dude and Carrie ever, ever, ever find themselves in the same bar?
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5 Things You Could Have Done Instead of Giving Jian Ghomeshi a Cover Story
Maybe we don’t need to give high-profile platforms to abusers who still crave the spotlight.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: The New Gwen Stefani Is Basically the Old Gwen Stefani
Don’t be fooled.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Hannah Gadsby Is the Future of Comedy
What if “funny” is the enemy of “honest”?
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