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March 08, 2017 | Angela Liu | Arts and culture, Feminism, Media, Religion, Sports
The Fight Against the Single Story: 'Speed Sisters’ Amber Fares and Rabab Haj Yahya on Sisterhood, Resilience, and the Importance of Human Connection
Being the first takes courage. Putting yourself in a position of vulnerability, stepping out of your comfort zone, and risking failure can be terrifying—but also hugely rewarding. It’s an experience f...
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March 08, 2017 | Stacy Bannerman | Disability, Violence against women, WMC Loreen Arbus Journalism Program
The fatal "new normal" for wives of veterans

Rates of veteran domestic violence are skyrocketing. Author Stacy Bannerman issues a call to action.

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March 07, 2017 | Laura Espinoza | Feminism, Politics, Race/Ethnicity
A Guide To Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
During his campaign, President Donald Trump made it clear he would build a wall on the country’s southern border, introduce the End Illegal Immigration Act, and terminate prior executive orders that h...
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March 06, 2017 | Ashley Johnson | Feminism, Race/Ethnicity
Embracing My Blackness At Predominantly White Institutions
I wouldn’t say that I necessarily felt white growing up, but I never felt all that black, either. I wasn’t raised to feel in any way less than my white counterparts, but at the same time, my parents n...
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March 03, 2017 | Connie Agius | Girls, International, Violence against women
In southern Italy, the mafia preys on teens

Thirteen-year-old Jane* lived in Melito Porto Salvo, a village in Calabria, a region that is commonly referred to as Italy’s toe. She was young, confused, and lonely after her parents decided to separate. Like many children in this situation, she struggled to make sense of her new world. All of that changed when she met 19-year-old Davide Schimizzi in the summer of 2013. Their romance filled an emotional void in her life.

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