Egyptian-American writer Eltahawy’s call for a sexual revolution in the Middle East has been a long time coming. by Joanna Demkiewicz […]
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Book Review: ‘Spinster’ by Kate Bolick
Five women guide Bolick to the empowering self discovery of “making a life of one’s own” in her debut memoir, Spinster. […]
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“Queering” the Relationship
The struggle to explain relationships that transcend “best friendship,” but aren’t romantic or sexual. by Jasmine Rose-Olesco illustration by Grace Molteni […]
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Q&A with Zinzi Edmundson, Editor of ‘Knit Wit’ magazine
A new contemporary textiles publication joins the ranks of print-focused lifestyle magazines. by Joanna Demkiewicz If Cherry Bombe reinvigorated all things […]
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Hillary Clinton’s “Uphill Climb” Through Arkansas
Arkansas made Hillary Clinton famous, but she could easily lose it in 2016. by Claire Boston illustration by Grace Molteni More […]
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Wrapped in Brown Skin
A University of Maryland student on what it’s like to have to explain your religion, your culture, and your hijab—constantly. by […]
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Peak Busters
Three generations of women face one of the oldest and most difficult races in America. by Mary Cornelius illustration by Grace Molteni […]
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Do women need to be more narcissistic to make it up the corporate ladder?
A study suggests that men tend to be more narcissistic than women, a trait often demonstrated those in leadership roles. by […]
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Q&A with Theresa Berens & Katie Currid, co-founders of “Freckle & Fair”
“Freckle & Fair,” a home and lifestyle blog, makes an aspirational lifestyle attainable with attitude. by Kaylen Ralph photo courtesy of “Freckle […]
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Technology is Child’s Play in New Civil Rights Movement
The minority youth trainers at The South End Technology Center of Boston are the future leaders of the New Civil Rights […]
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