It is July 19, 1848 in Seneca Falls, New York, where women and men have gathered for the first time to fight for women’s suffrage, the right to vote. Abolitionists like Frederick Douglass and suffragettes...
I have a confession to make. I’m a “pick me girl”.
A “pick me girl” is a girl who disassociates herself from stereotypical, hyper-feminine characteristics and activities in order to be a “cool...
Sarah Ordway, Assistant Opinions Editor April 23, 2021
“Women’s sports are under attack!”
“It’s the end of women’s sports!”
When President Joe Biden issued his “Executive Order on Preventing and Combating Discrimination on the Basis of Gender...
The “Gay Best Friend.”
High pitched voice, tight fitted clothing, judgmental and quick to offer unprompted fashion advice. It’s an offensive caricature of queer men perpetuated by the mainstream...
To all of the boys and men in the Glenbrook community:
Whether you are a student, a teacher, or a parent, this column is for you. It is for you to reflect, to learn and to ask yourself what you can do...
“Maggie Rogers is a witchy feminist rockstar” tweets the iconic singer, whose album Heard it in a Past Life was released on January 18. If anything can prove this statement, it’s Rogers’s new album...
The biggest lie I ever told myself was that there would be time. ‘Tomorrow,’ I decided. Tomorrow sounds good. It can wait until tomorrow.
It was a humid day at my sleepaway camp when my co-counselors...
We are assuming that seeing the word “feminism” in the headline didn’t deter you from starting to read our column. Or maybe even the slightest remark about feminists exasperates you so much that...
Lily Sands & Sharon Kim, staff reporters February 5, 2016
The fictional tales of Robin Hood and King Arthur are renowned for their themes of preserving justice and achieving equality. For South senior Angelo Nickele, his favorite childhood stories influenced...
GBS students and teachers worked together to start a new after school club called Feminist Activism Club (FAC). According to English teacher Annie Chiado, the club focuses on raising awareness of importance...
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