Feminism 101 Articles

My Personal Decision To Wear The Hijab Has Nothing To Do With Me Being Oppressed

5 Times Communities of Color Have Used Alternative Healing Practices Instead of Calling the Police

What Young People Can Do About Ageism Against Older People

Jessica Williams Explains Why Catcalling Isn’t a Compliment — It’s Creepy

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QUIZ: What’s Your Activist Superpower?

These 3 Powerful Stories Show Why Wearing Camo Can Be Anti-Feminist

Giving Up On “Guilty” Pleasures: 4 Reasons to Stop Feeling Guilty About Things You Like

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5 Oppressive (And Downright Rude) Assumptions About People Without Family

Sh*t People Say to Autistic People

Scaling Back the Anger

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5 Ways to Avoid Common Ally Pitfalls by Learning From Your Mistakes

Dear Latinx – Let’s Check Our Privilege

Calling In: A Quick Guide on When and How

Why ‘What Does Your Tattoo Mean?’ Is a Bigger Question Than You Might Think

6 Alarming Ways Facebook’s ‘Real’ Name Policy Puts Its Users at Risk

Young people are marching in support of Black Lives Matter. One of them holds up a sign that says, "Be the change you want to see."

4 Popular Complaints About Campus Activism That Are Totally Misguided

100 Everyday Ways That Feminism Has Changed My Life

Why Trigger Warnings Matter – Your Objections Answered

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7 Ways to Practice Consent Outside of the Bedroom

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When You Oppose Trigger Warnings, You’re Really Saying These 8 Things

7 Reasons Why Class Is a Feminist Issue

4 Reasons I’m a ‘Successful’ Queer Cartoonist (That Have Nothing to Do With Skill)

Calling an End to ‘Political Correctness’ Just Won’t Work – Here’s Why

Black Folk Don’t: Do Feminism

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6 Signs Your Call-Out Isn’t Actually About Accountability

This Poet Shows the Stunning Power of Telling Your Own Story

Sealioning: How to Deal with the Time-Wasting Troll Tactic We’re All Tired Of

What is Eco-Feminism?

5 Ways to Do Environmental Activism Without the Entitlement

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What Privilege Really Means (And Doesn’t Mean) – To Clear Up Your Doubts Once and For All