Do the federal government’s recommendations for sexual assault policy violate...
This piece was updated on June 4 to include further reporting on first speech and due process rights REPORTING BY: KYLE ANN SEBASTIAN, GAYATRI SURENDRANATHAN and GRACE TATTER An agreement between the...
View ArticleVictims of reproductive coercion require a Plan B
COMMENTARY BY: KYLE ANN SEBASTIAN Recent research suggests that approximately 15 percent of women experience reproductive coercion, which may range from a partner pressuring her to get pregnant to...
View ArticleThe consequences of fetal personhood laws
BY: ABBY LANTZ Know your Miranda rights? You might, if you binge watch Law and Order on Netflix. “You have the right to remain silent, you have the right to an attorney…” These rights mean you are...
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“But Ain’t I a Woman?” How Laverne Cox Plays a Role in Everyone’s Liberation
BY: CAREY HANLIN I considered opening this article by ruminating on the inevitable divide that I knew would disconnect the actual emotion and power of the words and experiences of a transgender...
View ArticleMilitary Sexual Assault: In DC and at UNC
BY: LINDSEY KELLOGG The issue of sexual assault in the military became prominent in the news earlier this year with the release of a Pentagon survey that estimated that 26,000 people serving in the...
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Emma Watson Focuses on Feminism in UN Speech
BY CAROLINE WORONOFF Emma Watson, most famous for her role as Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter series, spoke at the United Nations Headquarters in New York this past Saturday. Her speech has since...
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