Fog hovers over the Cesar Chavez Student Center on a weekday at SF State. As students rush to class, Kailey Flores wanders on the third floor of the building, stopping by room T-116. She sits on the big...
In an industry often dominated by their male counterparts, many Bay Area women are paving a path for themselves via their passion for filmmaking.
A 2018 study by San Diego State University found that...
Seniors of the Women and Gender Studies department at San Francisco State University slowly filtered through the door of room 131 in the Humanities building. Most of the tables and chairs were pushed towards...
By Fayola Perry
W.E.B. DuBois, author and black revolutionary, once asked, "how does it feel to be a problem?" It is a question anyone must consider when studying or discussing blackness, or the state...
Photo by Martin Bustamante
By Liz Carranza
Back in March I visited New York for the Society for Collegiate Journalists Conference, where journalism programs from around the nation gathered...
Before an American child turns eighteen, they see over two hundred thousand acts of violence and forty-thousand murders on TV but not one female nipple. So what is more obscene?
You would think,...
Finally, there is a doll available to consumers that will display the exact proportions of a 19-year-old girl, according to CDC data. What a concept, having girls play with and look up to something realistic...
In the history of sports journalism, there has never been more women reporting on televised American sports then there are today, according to the Women’s Media Center. Erin Andrews hosts Fox College...
For a long period of time, the only people who spoke out about the cause of equality for women through the establishment and defending of equal political, cultural, economical, and social rights for...
“Don’t have sex, because you will get pregnant and die.”
Coach Carr instilling fear in the teenagers of America in 2004’s Mean Girls is the first thing that comes to mind when I think...
