‘Don’t call me that disgusting word’
Column by J1 reporter Shannon Monahan My mom is a very open person about talking about her beliefs with me. She would always try to educate me and my siblings […]
Tag Archives: feminism
U.S. women’s soccer continues the fight for equal pay
Opinion by J1 Reporter Cece West Growing up, the U.S. women’s soccer team has not only been an influence for me, but for many girls around the country. I remember […]
‘Little Women’ highlights powerful female leads
Review By J1 Reporter Molly Monahan Over the course of winter break I saw the movie “Little Women” with two of my fellow journalists, Mary Cate Tabor and Sophie Stevens. […]
Toxic Phrases
By J1 Reporter Ella Meis Stop telling boys to “man up” or “real men don’t cry.” These phrases may seem harmless, however, they are extremely misogynistic and sexist. Not to […]
Girls support girls, no matter what
Staff Editorial – Emma Williams Feminism is the belief in the equality of the sexes. The problem with society is that this definition can often be misconstrued by one’s own […]
The Underground Powderpuff Team-the mystery continues
by J1 Reporter Maya Reed I spent my time running up and down stairs, opening doors, and getting the dirt. I was trying to discover if Marian really did have […]
Women take action against abuse of power
Opinion Column by J1 Reporter Maria Piperis “The measure of a man is what he does with power.” -Plato Weinstein. Spacey. Lauer. O’Reilly. Moore. Any of those names ring a […]
The Pressure to Succeed is a Societal Boa Constrictor
Opinion By J1 Reporter Taylor Sterba As little girls, we are told that “you can be anything you want to be,” but as we begin to grow up, that phrase […]
A pocketful of sunshine? Not in women’s jeans, Natasha Bedingfield
anahingorani Ladies, do me a favor. Next time you’re out on the town and find yourself wearing a nice pair of jeans, try to fit your hand in your pocket. […]
