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Stories through the lens of gender

Madison Duboise

Lack of diversity, discrimination in the world of pageants

Miss America began in 1921, but did not have a Black winner until 1984. Some women, disabled people and members of the LGBTQIA+ community...

Sarah Orozco

The threat of sexual harassment is preventing people from using public transportation, a sus

When 13-year-old D.C. resident Isabella Wirth made plans to attend a friend’s Fourth of July party, she didn’t know her Metro commute...

Ranee Brady

Two-faced: Students from immigrant families share their complex lives in between culture

An American flag stands stark in front of the pastel sunset in Birmingham, AL. Photo taken by Ranee Brady. The Yellow Tricycle and the...

Sarasi Rout

Fighting the patriarchy within journalism

Sarah Beth Hensley, the digital news director at a radio station based in Washington DC (WTOP-FM) is at her office, submitted by Sarah...

Eleanor Liang

Reflecting on COVID-19

In a field where they have consistently been underrepresented, women in STEM share their stories about how COVID-19 has impacted them and...

Kathleen Khorn

Artists mourn lack of representation in modern day theatre

Visual and performing arts have historically failed to reflect America's racial makeup. According to a recent article by United Magazine,...

Maren Fagan

The fashion industry continuously neglects plus size women

TikTok user and beauty influencer Nikki Apostolou posted a video on TikTok in September 2020 about her experience shopping at David's...

Gracelyn Hatchett

The disrespected black women

For many women, giving birth is one of the most important and memorable days of their lives. Women like Kira Dixon Johnson who passed...

Yasmeen Saadi

Creating Community: Celebrating the work of Black women in art

Teju Abiola “Strong,” “proud,” “Black” and “loud” are the words that repeat themselves within the illustration on a card designed by...