Her Campus at USF
“Not All Men” as a Feminist Statement
We talk a lot about harmful male behavior, but rarely about how our assumptions about men can repeat the same gendered ideas we claim to challenge.
Her Campus at SBU
I Hate Pink (An Ode To Being An Eight-Year-Old Girl)
What's it like to be a girl who doesn't fit society's expectations? Being a girl who didn't love pink made me who I am today, a pink-appreciating adult!
Her Campus at KU
Is Sabrina Carpenter’s Music Feminist?
An overview of the level of feminism in Sabrina Carpenter's music.
Her Campus at UCD
Scream Queens: Why Horror Movies Are For The Girlies
If you’re a girl who, like me, considers herself “not a movie person,” I urge you to give horror a try. Below are some (spoiler-free) reviews of my current...
Her Campus at PSU
4 Books to Bring Out Your Inner Feminist
This article dives into the themes of feminism highlighted in popular novels.
Her Campus at Kent State
In hope there is change: Everything you need to know about the 4B movement
What is the 4B movement, why is it important and how it has made an impact?
Her Campus at GCU
Why Do People Hate Feminism?
Feminism can be a tough topic of discussion even now. Because of this, it is important to know the facts about what feminism is, and the importance supporting feminism.
Her Campus at Kenyon
Journies In Feminism
An illustration of feminism's meaning on a personal and broader level.
Her Campus at UPR
Joséphine Baker: Beauté Noire
Josephine Baker was an American-born French dancer and singer who symbolized the beauty and vitality of Black American culture, which took Paris by storm in the 1920s.