WMC News & Features
October 09, 2014 | Kendall Hunter |
Rising Up in Haiti on International Day of the Girl
An innovative project to teach photography to girls has helped them to be seen—and heard.
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October 07, 2014 | Vicki Soogrim |
Body image and body standards,
Feminism,
Media,
Misogyny,
Race/Ethnicity
Are "Empowered" Pop Stars Claiming Sexuality or Giving Into the Patriarchy?
Typically, the heterosexual male gaze controls the depiction of women’s bodies and sexuality in pop culture. Music videos especially tend to enforce the idea that female sexuality is defined by what i...
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The Naked Celebrity Photos Aren't A "Scandal" -- They're A Crime
When I first read that 100 celebrity women were hacked and their private photos stolen then distributed online, the incident was framed as a scandal. The first article I read ridiculed the women whose...
WMC News & Features
October 03, 2014 | Courtney Young |
Why It Matters
Pop culture commentator Courtney Young considers the fall 2014 TV season’s lineup of diverse programming.
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Every Girl Needs A Gay Best Friend (Or Not)
Every woman needs a designer handbag, a little black dress, a pair of killer heels, and a gay best friend. The ideal gay best friend is impeccably dressed and overflowing with gossip. He is ready at a...
WMC Women Under Siege
Who killed the girls? In India, a forgotten crime
On May 28, 2014, most Indian newspapers ran front-page stories about two teenage girls, cousins, who had been hanged in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh after being allegedly gang-raped. Some papers also printed the disturbing image of the girls’ bodies hanging from a mango tree in their village. The public display of the young girls, wearing blood-stained clothes and riddled with thorns, caught India’s attention.
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