Culture
8 Women Leaders Forgotten By History
Think back to your high school history class when you learned about women’s history — which female figures do you remember? You likely think of Susan B. Anthony and...
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#5 Mulheres Trans Negras Que Fizeram História
A sociedade brasileira ainda hoje se configura como perigosa para mulheres, transsexuais, e negros. A seguir, uma lista de mulheres trans negras cuja existência por si só já é...
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4 African-American Figures That Should Not Be Forgotten
Every year, February marks Black History Month, but we should not limit ourselves to learn about African-American history in only one month.
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#WCW: Marsha P. Johnson
In honor of Marsha P. Johnson’s 75th birthday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that East River State Park in Williamsburg,...
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The Stonewall Uprising Was A Protest Too: Black Lives Matter & Pride Month
“No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us.” – Marsha P. Johnson
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Some of the Voices Your White Forefathers Didn’t Want You to Know About
History is a narrative often lead by those in power. Colonization has played a heavy role in the decision making of whose voices get heard...
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“What Would Marsha P. Johnson Do?”: On The Transgender Military Ban
Should trans liberation include military participation?
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The Importance of Solidarity: Part 3
Meet three historical figures who used solidarity to make change.
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The Queer Agenda
The word queer was first used as a derogatory slur during the late 19th century to attack people who desired same-sex relationships. It...
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Black Women Who Made Enormous Contributions to Society (That You Won’t Hear About)
Henrietta Lacks Henrietta Lacks was a “poor black tobacco farmer” in 1951. After checking herself into the John Hopkins Hospital, doctors...