Anyone’s Business: Can This Really Be Copyrighted?
By: In Our Words Staff Welcome to Anyone’s Business, an article made by you. We pose a question, and the article is created in the comments below. Disney is in […]
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Memories of Violence: Lightening up the bruises; Or the last time my father beat me
by: Randall Jenson This April is nationally recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. As a survivor of both physical and sexual violence, I feel compelled to share some of my […]
On Marriage
By: Johnathan Doucette 3/29/2013 I’m not generally one for topical debates. My mind takes time to digest data: I’ll waffle for a bit, and then mostly agree with whatever is […]
Anyone’s Business: Appropriation Verses Admiration
by: In Our Words Staff Welcome back to Anyone’s Business, an article made by you. We pose a question, your write back in the comments. Keep it respectful. Artists use […]
No, We Don’t Need a White History Month
by: Nico Lang If you were to live on the internet, you would think the world is the worst place. A few weeks ago, SNL star and current conservative court […]
Anyone’s Business: When We Talk About Immigration
by: In Our Words Staff With a renewed interest from the GOP, and Presidential promises for comprehensive reform, it seems that discussion on immigration and potential legislation will be on […]
Sweet and Sharp, Vol. 10
by: In Our Words Staff Welcome back, to this weeks Sweet and Sharp, a weekly installment of left leaning, feminist, LGBTQueer links. We want to light and concise, fun but not sacrificing serious […]
To Westboro, To Klansmen, To Angels, To Newtwon: A Series of Open Letters
by: Lindsay Popper A series of open letters regarding the really puzzling and alarming and strangely heartwarming and definitely confusing news about the fact that the KKK staged a counter-protest […]
Is Slutwalk The End of Feminism?
by: Yasmin Nair Without a critical self-awareness and a willingness to address and act upon the structural, economic, and political problems that face women and others, Slutwalk is in danger […]
Sexism and the CTU Strike
by Derrick Clifton It’s hard being a female leader in a male-dominated society. Following the culmination of the Chicago Teachers’ Union strike, I’m sure Karen Lewis would agree. What started […]
