The Waves of Feminism
In the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, women across the U.S. were fighting for the right to vote. This era of time was also known as the suffrage movement. […]
In the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, women across the U.S. were fighting for the right to vote. This era of time was also known as the suffrage movement. […]
An engulfing of despondency and entanglement of confusion, grief, and vulnerability are just the beginning of emotions a victim of sexual assault may experience. While feelings cannot be concretely labeled as every woman holds her own story, one thing remains […]
I look in the mirror and notice one thing I dislike. After closer examination, one thing turns into ten more. Scrolling through Instagram, I am reminded of the body type […]
In a nation of over 330 million people, it’s easy to feel like your vote is insignificant — like you don’t make a difference. However, after speaking with some politically […]
Delaney Fitzgerald likes to think of her chosen career path as a superpower — a power many other women her age are also working toward. The University of Idaho third-year […]
Women’s studies courses were born from the Women’s Liberation Movement in the mid-1970s during what feminist scholars call the second wave of feminism.
In less than 20 words, the Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines feminism. According to Merriam-Webster, feminism is, “the theory of political, economic, and social equality of the sexes.” However, to many Americans, […]