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Posts Tagged ‘Gender’

How to Compensate Black Women and Femmes on Social Media for Their Emotional Labor

By Threads of Solidarity | December 12, 2018

The US owes its very existence to the Black women whose unpaid labor built this nation and whose political activism has rescued it from fascism repeatedly.

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4 Ways I’ve Managed To Affirm My Gender Through Fashion

By Ayesha Sharma | November 19, 2018

I’ve learned there is no shortage of stylistic experimentation that’s possible if we allow ourselves to exist outside of the gendered boxes that constrain how we express ourselves.

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Women DJs Provide Us With Great Music — We Need to Make Sure Clubs Treat Them Fairly.

By Maya Lewis | June 25, 2018

Though we’ve seen a push in the industry to diversify DJ lineups in the last few years, historically women and marginalized communities have a harder time making headway in the field.

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4 Reasons Why It Kinda Sucks Being The First Black Woman To Do Something

By Ngozi Ize Ahantou | April 10, 2018

We can’t miss a day, we can’t make mistakes, and we absolutely cannot speak up. We’re the first and because of that, there many ways we are silenced.

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Here’s How Trans Women Are Subtly Pushed Out Of Their Jobs

By Katelyn Burns | February 26, 2018

It’s not enough for employers to process smooth transitions for their employees, they must adjust their employee evaluation systems to account for systemic sexism or risk losing their trans employees in the long run.

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