gender
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Rejecting implicit and internalized misogyny
It’s important to reject even the subtlest forms of misogyny.
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Pronouns have always been here
“Pronouns help a person feel more comfortable in themselves and their gender expression. It’s a small but mighty way to express outwardly who you are and who you want people to see. It also is a very helpful tool for people to refer to you correctly.”
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From the closet to the clique
“Cliques aren’t exclusive to queer people, but sometimes we become so desperate for a community that we shut ourselves off from other people — even from each other.”
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Affirmation through access
“It’s important for trans people to feel safe and comfortable in their bodies, and however we can help with that is fantastic.”
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Ink-orrect: Society’s attitude towards body modification
“When I was born, I was handed a blank room. And I’m just choosing to decorate the walls however makes me happy.”
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Audacity is stored in the balls
“Shut up — I totally can.”
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All or nothing: A guide to fandom
“You can still be a fan even if you don’t know what the celebrity’s favorite color was when they were 13 or what their mom makes on Thanksgiving.”
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Women are dramatic, emotional and crazy: The insidious misogyny of language
Gendered language is impossible to escape from.
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“I don’t understand why people would try to take that away”
Butler students and staff react to SB 480 passing into law.