Saudi Women Take The Wheel
History is made even in modern times. In June of this year, women from all corners of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia witnessed their passion
Saudi Arabian Women: Free to Drive, But The Road to Liberty Is A Long One
Introduction On June 24, Saudi Arabian women took to the streets to drive for the first time as the Saudi monarchy lifted their driving ban
It’s Time Feminism Got Its Place In The Indian Textbooks
Agnes Varda Speaks Her Mind At a Women in Motion gathering in Paris, held on July 3rd 2018, Agnes Varda remarked that feminism must be taught
Diversity Efforts In STEM Can Be Effective When Change Comes At All Angles
Introduction Many United States universities were traditionally institutions for white male students. Amidst the push for more underrepresented minority groups and women in STEM, the
Putting an End to the Selling of Vietnamese Girls
The Harsh Reality We Face From the moment we were born to now, our innocent minds have been exposed to many events. Our experience expands
The Impact of Trump’s “Gag Rule” is Anything but “Pro-Life”
The Facts Back in May, the Trump administration issued a proposal to the Department of Health and Human Services that would restrict the ability of
On Victim Blaming: How Bill Cosby is Just Another Cog in the Machine
Introduction In 2014, a Pennsylvania woman was convicted for her own rape. The victim, who was a typist at a prison, was raped by an inmate who
Where Are My Scientists?
Introduction Women are told from a young age that men are better at math and science. Studies back up the claim that the majority of
Feminism is Good for the Economy
As most people in America are filled with even the simplest form of avarice, it is useless to fight for a cause without showing them
Why Hillary Clinton Isn’t Playing the “Woman Card”
Donald Trump has once again confirmed one thing we cannot deny: he will do anything to win the 2016 Presidential Election. Even if he has