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Nina Pacheco

I’m One Of Those Witches, Baby

When you heard the word witch as a kid, you likely associate it with an evil, destructive, mean being wearing a pointy hat – you probably also imagine her being a woman. Witchcraft has a long history of metaphors and symbolism which is heavily intertwined with women and feminism as

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Maia Jones

Trans Women’s Uncredited Impact On Feminism

Trans women have consistently been left without credit for their input on the feminist movement. They have been an unseen, but integral part of this movement. Many iconic trans women such as Christine Jorgensen, Marsha P. Johnson, Sylbia Rivera and many others have fought for their own rights and paved

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Ruby Tocker

Mormonism, Motherhood and Mayhem

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives paints a dramatic, emotionally charged, and often controversial picture of Mormon women; specifically, those within the “MomTok” influencer group. Rather than focusing on traditional religious practices, the series centers on a group of Utah-based, TikTok-famous mothers experiencing the pressures of fame, marriage, motherhood, and

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Ruby Tocker

Sisters In Arms:

A Portrait Of An All-Female Militia In a war-torn Syria, the female fighters of the YPJ patrol dusty roads and ruined villages, rifles in hand and resolve in their eyes. Defying tradition, they take up arms not only to defend their land but to claim a new place in society

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Sarah Smith

Women’s Work

Lights up on a period drama set some time ambiguously in the past. Our female lead sits with her lady friends all with white cloth and embroidery frames in hand. Maybe its quiet, our lead silently sighs and begrudgingly stabs into the cloth. Maybe the women slowly gossip about the

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Amira Stephenson

Feminism For All

You’ve probably heard the word feminism in many contexts. Unfortunately, as with all movements, people lose sight of its meaning. They think the movement is just for one group, one class or race and that the struggles of others aren’t to be welcomed into this space. Let’s be clear: feminism

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Alifah Nur

God Says Justice, Not Desire

Polygamy in Islam through the eyes of a young woman Having grown up in a Muslim home, I was taught that Islam is a religion founded in justice, mercy, and balance: A faith that champions the rights of women, protects the vulnerable, and demands fairness in every aspect of life.

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Lans McGall

Riding The Waves History of Feminism

Feminism has evolved through several decades, each wave marked by distinct priorities and strategies. While the movement has global roots and impacts, New Zealand’s feminist history offers unique milestones and challenges that both parallel and diverge from international trends.  First Wave: Suffrage and Legal Rights  First-wave feminism emerged in the

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Lans McGall

Sports Centre – Issue 13

Ballin’ On A Budget The gender pay gap in sports is not just a gap—it’s a canyon, and in 2025, it remains one of the most glaring injustices in the athletic world. Despite the surge in popularity and undeniable talent of female athletes, the numbers are staggering. Globally, 58% of

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Maia Jones

Women’s Mistreatment In Medicine

Women have always been left aside in medical and psychological theory, medical and psychological experiments, and medical and psychological treatment. Women experience a dismissal of their concerns and are often left with questions unanswered. There is a diagnostic bias in medicine, leading women to be gaslighted and misdiagnosed. Women are

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