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Student perspective: Catholic universities must embrace discussion on sex and reproductive health
TweetEd. note: Last week Feministing Editors visited Georgetown University to talk about sexual assault and reproductive health on college campuses. This is a guest post relating to those topics from Morgan McDaniel, who is currently a senior at Georgetown and who helped organize the events. She is the former vice president of H*yas for Choice. [...]
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Prominent women’s colleges unwilling to open doors to trans women
Tweet Last summer, Calliope Wong, then a high school senior, began an open-letter campaign regarding the admissions policies of Smith College. Calliope had hoped to apply for admission to their undergraduate program. But as a trans woman, Calliope encountered an admissions policy at Smith with such prohibitively high demands and so many inconsistencies that her [...]
Also tagged admissions, discrimination, Justice, Policy, trans rights, university, women's colleges Comments closed
College campuses: home to hate?
Tweet College campuses: the bastion of higher learning, compassionate curiosity, and intellectual exploration! Or race-baiting hatred, whatever. At Towson University, outside of Baltimore, senior Matthew Heimbach is bemoaning the death of “white culture.” His “White Student Union” has some 30 members, and although more than a thousand students are protesting his student group, and he [...]
Friday Feminist Fuck Yeah: ‘Know Your IX’ campaign to stop sexual violence