# Feminism
Fear, Food, & Feminism
Many eating disorders, mine included, begin with an obsession with health or nutrition. In recent years, a condition known as orthorexia, has become widely recognized in the medical community. People with orthorexia often adhere to strict food rules, cut out entire food groups, eat within certain time windows, or become increasingly obsessed with the idea of “clean” foods. It’s worth mentioning that “clean” foods are not real—they are a fallacy and this fact is widely agreed upon by registered dietitians, doctors, and health experts.
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On Friday, former Republican legislator Idaho Aaron von Ehlinger was found guilty of raping a 19-year-old woman who once served as his intern. Ehlinger announced his resignation in 2021, shortly after his alleged prurient behavior had come to light.
Opinion: I was always proud that I wasn't a "typical" girl; until I realized it was the most misogynistic thought
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How We, as Women, Give Away Our Power
Gwen was a working comedian when I first met her. She wasn’t famous yet, but it seemed that she was on her way there. I had never met an artist who pushed herself so hard. No matter how tired she was, she showed up at every audition and never said no to any possible opportunity. For her, that just might be the one that would launch her. When Gwen wasn’t auditioning, networking, or exercising (to keep herself camera-ready), she was writing material, making videos, and submitting them. And when she wasn’t doing that, she was waitressing and bartending to pay rent on her tiny studio apartment in a bad neighborhood.
Opinion: Women’s 9 Months In, 9 Months Out Posts Are Problematic
There is a Facebook/Instagram trend happening among moms. It’s the 9 months in and 9 months out side-by-side photos. Basically, the mom posts a photo of her 9-month pregnancy and then a photo holding her baby at 9 months old.
Opinion: Why No One Noticed That Time Jim Carrey Assaulted Alicia Silverstone At An Award Show
I don’t know who needs to hear this — but kissing someone againt their will is assault. Tell your friends. Tell your sons. Tell the award show producers. I nodded in shared disgust last week seeing that Jim Carrey spoke out about Will Smith’s slap. I agreed it was a problematic moment in history. Good for you, Jim Carrey, I thought.
The Woman Who Invented Wi-Fi
I have always said that the Internet is one of the humans' best inventions ever created. But have you ever wondered who we have to thank for such inventions? In particular, do you know who came up with the idea of Wi-Fi? It's one thing to have Internet, but it's a different one to get wireless access.
The Woman Who Invented Monopoly
Did you spend lots of time playing Monopoly when you were a kid? I did for sure. It has always been my favourite game, and I gladly spent half of a day playing with my friends and family. In hindsight, it was a hint that I should become a banker (spoiler alert: I did).
Florida legislators ban abortion after 15 weeks
Photo of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis at the 2017 Conservative Political Action ConferenceWikimedia Commons. On March 3, the Florida state legislature voted to approve a bill that will prohibit abortions received after 15 weeks of pregnancy. It is now awaiting Governor Ron DeSantis's signature.
A Brief Introduction of Feminism
Feminism originated from liberal feminism of the 18th century, based on the theory of social gender theory and social gender difference theory. Traditional feminism has gone through three stages of transition, namely, physiological differences that led to social differences, social differences that created the value relation, and then the value of the relationship that led to the concept of inequality. In the 1980s, post-modern feminism began to abandon the concept of "gender equality" of traditional feminism, emphasizing and affirming the concept of "gender differences".
Let's Celebrate the Women in U.S. History!
March 8th marks a global International Women's Day, but in the US, the entire month of March is marked as Women's History Month. Do you wonder where it all began?. It all began with Abigail Adams, wife of President John Adams. In a letter dated March 31, 1776, she wrote,
First Woman to Own a Business in the United States
The Women’s History Month rolled in a week ago! Do you like researching women's accomplishments in the United States and overseas? I certainly do. Today, I would like to tell you about the first-ever female business owner in the United States.
Data Intensive Studies Center launches art datathon, discusses feminist data science
Students work together at the Tufts Art Datathon in the Joyce Cummings Center on Feb. 12.Olivia Bello / The Tufts Daily. On Feb. 11, the Data Intensive Studies Center launched its 2022 Art Datathon with a “What Does Feminist Data Science Look Like?” lecture from Catherine D’Ignazio, assistant professor of urban science and planning at MIT, director of the Data + Feminism Lab and co-author of the book “Data Feminism” (2020).
Jamie Lynn Spears on ‘Call Her Daddy’ spurs conversations on feminism
The cover image for the podcast "Call Her Daddy" is pictured.Courtesy Wikimedia Commons. “Call her daddy” — a plea to empower women in the (heteronormative) bedroom. Having trouble with your sex life? Alexandra Cooper, host of the podcast “Call Her Daddy” (2018–), which releases episodes every Wednesday, aims to please — and to provoke. Cooper disrupts placated views of female sexuality, whether dismantling or fueling patriarchy. Call her controversial.
Thank God for Women’s Studies!
Hello there, I’m Judson Hurd. I’m currently in my mid 30’s living in Wilmington, NC, as a musician/composer, piano teacher, and writer. Recently I came across a tweet by local UNCW professor Mike Adams, and it made me contemplate some of my academic past at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG). The screenshot below is of the tweet, which says, “Don’t shut down the universities. Shut down the non-essential majors. Like Women’s Studies.”