Miri Mogilevsky, Author at Everyday Feminism

5 Ways Christian Privilege Shows Up During the Winter Holiday Season

By Miri Mogilevsky | December 22, 2015

Three crosses in silhouette against a blue sky.

Can you spot examples of Christian privilege? Christians get benefits that other people don’t have – and during the December holidays, these examples have a big impact.

5 Ways Mental Illness Labels Have Helped Me

By Miri Mogilevsky | December 6, 2015

Against a wood paneled wall, three white labels are hanging. In black, written on them is "depression," "anxiety," and "OCD."

When this author was diagnosed with a mental illness, she felt something you might not expect: relief. So instead of criticizing someone for using mental illness labels, find out how they can be helpful.

5 Ways Straight Women Can Be Better Allies to Queer Women

By Miri Mogilevsky | November 16, 2015

Are you a straight woman who’s friends with queer women? Then you might have made some of these mistakes that can hurt your friends, even without meaning to. These ideas can help you be more supportive.

15 Comments Polyamorous People Are Tired of Getting

By Miri Mogilevsky | October 22, 2015

Person with one hand to their lips, signaling "shhh," and one hand in front of them, signaling "stop."

These responses to non-monogamy are super common – even from people who don’t mean to be judgmental. Do any of them cover your response to polyamory?

6 Strategies for Setting Boundaries with Your Therapist

By Miri Mogilevsky | August 31, 2015

A young person in a therapy session looks upset

Setting boundaries with anyone can be hard. But boundaries are necessary for any relationship, and your relationship with your therapist is no exception. These tips will help.