Feminism 101 Articles

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5 Really Important Reasons to Stop Dismissing Online Activism

8 Things White People Really Need to Understand About Race

10 Practical Ways to Support Someone Struggling Right Now

Spend Money Like an Activist: A Guide for Politically Conscious Buying

5 Reasons Our ‘Sons’ Need Feminism, Too

4 Reasons Demanding ‘Objectivity’ in Social Justice Debates Can Be Oppressive

100 Everyday Ways That Feminism Has Changed My Life

Your Internalized Dominance Is Showing: A Call-In to White Feminists Who Believe That #AllLivesMatter

5 Essential Things to Remember When You Respond to Getting Called Out Online

Your Favorite Media Is Problematic – Here’s How to Deal (And What Not to Do)

4 Lessons from the Trenches of Allyship

5 Ways to Speak Out in a Toxic Work Environment

10 Things Every Intersectional Feminist Should Ask On a First Date

3 Reasons Why Being Anti-Racist Isn’t Code for Being Anti-White

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Men Should Be Feminists, But Should They Call Themselves Feminists?

2014 Feminist Highlights in Pop Culture and News

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What Kristen Stewart Taught Me About Internalized Misogyny

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8 Ways to Show Respect for Someone’s Name Change

Tired of Toxicity in Your Activist Community? Address These 6 Issues

Why Apologies Are Powerful Tools for Combating Rape Culture

There Is No ‘Real’ Feminist: Why You Can Be One Anyway

Why Discrimination Against Men is Nowhere Near as Bad as Sexism

6 Things to Stop Saying to Single Women

What, Why, When, Where, and How?: 5 Common Questions About Trigger Warnings Answered

How to Apologize When You Get Called Out

5 Tips for Being a Proactive Ally

Transmisogyny 101: What It Is and What Can We Do About It

3 Ways to Talk About Social Justice at Home

25+ Examples of Western Privilege

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3 Myths That Make Navigating the Radical Left as a Person of Faith Difficult