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COLLEGE FEMINISMS: A History of Lipstick
By Guest Contributor on May 26, 2015
By Zoe Handler I fall in love for the first time. My partner sighs when my kisses leave faint red lipstick marks on their...
COLLEGE FEMINISMS: POETRY BY WAFA SIMPORE
By Guest Contributor on May 6, 2015
~~~~~~~~~ Step by step is an understatement of the Complexity Confusion Exhaustion That comes along with this work, Deconstruction Reconstruction so that many of us...
COLLEGE FEMINISMS: My Message to Anti-Abortionists
By Guest Contributor on April 24, 2015
By Anonymous Dear Picketer, Pulling into the abortion clinic you were there to greet me after my hour-and-a-half long drive across the state line....
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Photography Feature: On Beauty and Age
By Guest Contributor on April 8, 2015
By Sheri Wright What is aged or overlooked can often be a source of beauty, if approached from a different perspective, one from a desire...
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Two Poems: Monica Wendel
By Guest Contributor on April 1, 2015
By Monica Wendel Gilgo Beach We were so sick from dope my mom had to fly from New York to take care of...
ELEMENTARY FEMINISMS: The Lucky Ones [Trigger Warning: Discusses Sexual Abuse]
By Guest Contributor on March 23, 2015
By Anonymous This is how her story...
COLLEGE FEMINISMS: When She Breaks Your Heart: A Collection of Poems
By Guest Contributor on March 18, 2015
By Ray Fraizer ~~~ Fear Tell me what fear is when you’re going eighty on E smoking what your father smelled like when...
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Poem: “existing while being female”
By Guest Contributor on March 18, 2015
By Jenuine Poetess I don’t want to wear special nail polish don’t want to pay for self-defense classes don’t want to maintain this...
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REVIEW: All About Skin: Short Fiction by Women of Color
By Guest Contributor on March 11, 2015
At the Boundaries of Belief Review of All about Skin: Short Fiction by Women of Color, ed. Jina Ortiz and Rochelle Spencer Review...
COLLEGE FEMINISMS: Pulp Fiction
By Guest Contributor on March 6, 2015
By Rebecca Miller The night is a prison for rainbows. Light-deprived prisms and spectrums of grey. Bowls of fake fruit as centerpieces And gift-wrapped sweets in corners...
COLLEGE FEMINISMS: Mama: A Short Story
By Guest Contributor on February 25, 2015
By Nora Kervroëdan Mama always told me I should not complain. Stop whining, she would say. Be happy with what you’ve got. I...
COLLEGE FEMINISMS: Threw Me Chair
By Guest Contributor on February 20, 2015
By Hannah Seelman He threw me into a chair, into despair as the blood rain warm, drip drop drip...
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COLLEGE FEMINISMS: Divergence
By Guest Contributor on February 6, 2015
By Brianna Suslovic You took me to my first protest when I was in the first grade, Mom, a peaceful affair outside the federal...
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COLLEGE FEMINISMS: Three Poems to End Domestic Violence
By Guest Contributor on January 30, 2015
By Stephanie Carter under his control sweet lullabies, he watches you dreaming. only so he can destroy them when you hit reality, as...
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COLLEGE FEMINISMS: Can the Side Chick Speak?: Side Chicks Re(Thot)
By Guest Contributor on January 22, 2015
By Samantha Crook Now that the “year of the side chick” has come to a close, let’s resolve to have a more “thotful” side chick...
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Feminists We Love: Dr. Kristie Dotson
By Heidi R. Lewis on January 9, 2015
Dr. Kristie Dotson, "If you are not willing to read the nuances of Black women’s social theory outside of some framework that a European philosopher...
COLLEGE FEMINISMS: Two Poems by Ruth Corkill
By Guest Contributor on January 8, 2015
By Ruth Corkill I Never Called You Lolita She’s a real glamour puss hmm. She doesn’t Just doodle around she actually Calls herself...
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COLLEGE FEMINISMS: “What White Publishers Won’t Print:” Systemic Racism in (Institutionalized) Knowledge Production
By Guest Contributor on January 5, 2015
By Mali D. Collins In 2013, I began an internship with an academic publishing press. It seemed to be the perfect combination of my dream...

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