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Author: Shae Collins

Shae Collins is the creator of A Womyn’s Worth, a social commentary blog that addresses interests of black women.
  • Arts & Entertainment

Where Are All the Leading Ladies of Color?

Shae Collins

A few years ago, my date and I sat in a movie theater in Malibu, watching the opening of Couples Retreat. When the first black woman actor came on the […]

  • Community

Did You Miss These Popular Ms. Blog Posts of 2013?

Shae Collins

This was an awesome year for the Ms. Blog, with more than 2.5 million page views from more than 230 countries. We even had two visits from Antarctica! As we […]

  • National
  • Politics

Michigan Women Now Need Rape Insurance

Shae Collins

The Michigan state legislature recently passed a law banning health insurance markets from offering coverage for abortions. Instead, women seeking the procedure will be required to purchase a separate insurance […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Last Chance to Score Goals for Gender Equality!

Shae Collins

The women in the film are not just unbelievable athletes. They use soccer as a way to challenge gender-based violence, gender discrimination, and cultural biases. —(Ms.) Danny Turken, The Beautiful […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Hey Pop Stars, Culture is More Than Skin Deep

Shae Collins

I’m beginning to think pop stars should be required to take a course on cultural appropriation. Katy Perry’s recently added herself to the list of celebrities who make insulting displays […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Muslim Teen To Kick Butt As Marvel’s Latest Superhero

Shae Collins

Ms. Marvel, a well-known character in Marvel comics, has come a long way since 1968, when she appeared as a muscular, sexualized blonde superhero in thigh-high patent-leather boots. The newest […]

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  • Voices

‘Tis the Season to be Hungry

Shae Collins

As we dip into the holiday season and prepare to bake or fry our turkeys for Thanksgiving dinner, more than 47 million Americans will feel harsher pangs of food insecurity. […]

  • National

NEWSFLASH: Texas Abortion Restrictions Ruled Unconstitutional

Shae Collins

At the eleventh hour–a day before dozens of abortion clinics were going to be forced to close in Texas–a federal judge ruled that some of the state’s harsh new abortion […]

  • Health

Top 5 Roadblocks to Plan B Access

Shae Collins

Confusion about the law is one of the biggest problems when it comes to access for the emergency contraception Plan B. So let’s clear that up first: At the beginning […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Real Name of Slave Novelist Unearthed

Shae Collins

Nearly 150 years after one of the earliest known slave narratives was written, the real author’s identity has finally been unearthed. The discovery preserves writer Hannah Bond’s legacy and her […]

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