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You May Not Like Feminism – But There’s an Undeniable Need For It

Many anti-feminists often argue with me about the need for a women’s rights movement. They tell me things like: the wage gap doesn’t exist women are naturally inferior beings, it’s biologically proven women who are sexually assaulted are just asking for it women already have the right to vote, what else do they need? feminism is just there to make women hate men and make women … Continue reading You May Not Like Feminism – But There’s an Undeniable Need For It

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Celebrity Feminism – the importance of “looking around,” in 2015

2014 could be titled, “the year of the celebrity feminists.” Feminism ended up headlining in a lot of major news cycles this past year, from Beyonce’s stunning performance at the VMA’s to Taylor Swift’s admission of fault, to stars like Shailene Woodley and Kaley Cuoco pushing away feminism. It became a debate in the celebrity world, and clear lines were drawn. Many people commend those … Continue reading Celebrity Feminism – the importance of “looking around,” in 2015

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“Divergent,” Through the Eyes of a Feminist

*TW: Rape, Sexual Violence and SPOILER ALERTS for the movie DIVERGENT!* I recently sat down to watch one of the newest teen crazes, “Divergent.” While I only watched the movie, I am in possession of the book by Veronica Roth and I plan to read that before 2015 is over. At first I was planning on writing this after reading the book so I could … Continue reading “Divergent,” Through the Eyes of a Feminist

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