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Yes We Can: Gushing Over the Ability to Ejaculate
Instead of teaching women about their bodies and embracing female ejaculation, we’ve prescribed corrective surgeries, pharmaceuticals, and Kegel exercises to fix what’s become misunderstood.
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Don’t We Hurt Like You?: Examining the Lack of Portrayals of African American Women and Mental Health
Mental health issues are not a “white-girl thing.”
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Mental Health Advocates to Know, Read, and Listen To
Shame combined with a lack of information and resources contributes to a culture in which mental health concerns aren’t taken seriously.
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Bad Medicine: Big Pharma’s Female Trouble
Pharmaceutical companies want women to worry about their own sexual problems and what pill might treat them.
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PleaseSaveMe: When Crowdfunding Is the Difference between Living and Dying
A petitioner’s viral video, robust social-media presence, or heartbreaking selfie is worth its weight in doctors’ visits.
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In Good Faith: Christ Was There for Me during My Abortion
When I tell my abortion story, I never forget to mention faith.
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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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How “The Sopranos” Changed Therapy On TV
The Sopranos’ willingness to suggest the necessity of therapy in men’s lives reverberated in popular culture.
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You Equals You: Who Benefits from Being Undetectable?
Undetectability isn’t a form of protection in a world where men still hold immeasurable power.
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Pleasureless Principle: Who Gets to Decide What Your Anatomy Is Capable Of?
The clinical side of the gender-confirmation surgery process is centered around resolving visual dysphoria.
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