Tag Archives: college
Snapped at CLPP: Fashion at the 2012 conference
TweetAs you all know, Eesha and I were blogging from this year’s Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program Conference, “From Abortion Rights to Social Justice” at Hampshire College. So far, we’ve covered lots of Important Issues like colonization and colonialism. Follow the CLPP2012 tag to view all our posts. But while I was struck by the high-quality [...]
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Campus Voices: The stakes are too high
TweetThis guest post is by Kelly Scott, our student panelist from Rutgers University—Camden when we visited for our Offline and Unfiltered tour. (Have an interest in bringing us to your school? More here.) Kelly is a graduating senior at Rutgers, where she is the founding president of the Gender Studies Organization. She is double majoring in [...]
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Penn State riots for rape
TweetStarved for worthwhile causes for which they can take to the streets, the Youth of Today have chosen bravely, nay heroically, to take up that most honorable of riot-inciting aims: the defense and protection of an alleged enabler of serial sexual assault and child rape. It’s hard to know where to start or what to [...]
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College tour guest post: The luck of the draw
TweetThis is a guest post from Kirstin Rower, the student panelist for tomorrow’s Feministing: Offline and Unfiltered event at UC Merced. Kirstin is a UC Merced sophomore and the president of University Women of Merced Network (UWMN), the campus feminist organization. She intends to major in performing arts while simultaneously kicking some anti-choice butt. Find [...]
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Hook-up culture: Many young women prefer it and that’s not a bad thing