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In this Weekly Feminist Round-Up: the connection between the reaction to ebola and racism is explored, we get some rather triumphant news from Texas about abortion access, and justice was served for Jordan Davis, a young black man murdered over loud music. Read about these and other feminist and social justice news from the US and around the world!

In general, our society is moving toward a more accepting framework, and people seem to be more interested in becoming culturally aware. But in a misguided attempt to appreciate other cultures, many socially progressive folks end up exoticizing people of different cultures. Check out this hilarious satire to see what it sounds like when the roles are reversed.

For all of us who are men who believe in social justice, who want healthy and beautiful lives for our loved ones, and who are working for positive change in the world, let us commit or re-commit to making feminism central in our lives, values, and actions. It is time for men in the millions to take courageous action in our society to further feminist revolution.

Want to say “not all men” because you’re not like that? Actually, distancing any man from the problem of sexism is dangerous – read this to find out why.

Do you know how to explain the difference between prejudice, discrimination, and oppression? Here’s a great explanation – with strategies for how to make a change!

The sassy friend, the helpful maid – if you’ve come across black women in pop culture, then you’ve probably come across these stereotypes. Franchesca Ramsey breaks it down.

Our favorite moment was his boss’ surprising response. Everyone should have an attitude like his!

Anxiety can be hard to understand if you’ve never experienced it. But have you ever experienced a rainy day? Because there are similarities you can learn from.

This is such a poignant story. And it shows how circumstances in the everyday lives of Asian Americans can relate to fighting anti-black racism and police violence.

Are you struggling to get through college while dealing with a mental disorder? You’re not the only one – and these practical tips can help.

“Women are so good at this!” The harm of negative stereotypes is pretty obvious – but is a stereotype that seems like a compliment really any better? Celia Edell explains how “positive” stereotypes are worse than you may think.

My feminism is one where I seek justice and fight for the freedom of the most oppressed. But lately I’ve been disheartened by a new kind of feminism popping up within feminist circles across the web.

Mixing these up is so common! Do you know the difference? Here’s the full breakdown – and it shows why it’s so important to get it right.

Calling all defenders of free speech, the US Constitution, and all things uncensored! Here’s what’s really going on and why your comments just keep getting deleted.

You know that friend who’s always pointing out how every commercial features mostly white people, and who ruins the best parts of movies by saying, “This scene is so sexist”? Ever considered that maybe they’re just media literate? Check out this video from Melissa Fabello for an introduction into what media literacy is and why you should care about it!

It seemed like misogyny was just part of Hinduism – so how did she make peace with her faith, and with religion in general? Here’s her story.

What’s it like having a mental illness when you’re already struggling in a society that doesn’t accept your transgender identity? This comic breaks it down.

You used the expression “legitimate” rape to imply there’s “illegitimate” rape. Let me explain to you what that does to women who experience rape. It is a form of re-rape (Trigger Warning).

Lots of people think feminism requires being financially independent – but this perspective on the myth of independence might surprise you.

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It takes a lot to overcome society’s fatphobia and love your body. When fat-shaming comments come from your own family, it can feel downright impossible. So what can you do? Follow this author’s journey through shame and guilt as her family led her to believe that being fat was something to be sorry for, and read how she stopped apologizing for her body. (Trigger Warning: Fatphobia)