Three years ago, on Earth Day, I became the proud owner of an IUD. The decision wasn’t just a great choice for my own health—it was also a great way to improve my carbon footprint.
Degrees alone cannot squelch assumptions and unconscious biases. Building the STEM pipeline, and filling it with women of color, requires addressing equity and systematic issues in the field.
There is a suggestion that all those whose fingers are pointed at Trump are somehow enmeshed in a nationwide mass hysteria—that they are a heaving mass of gullible, deluded goodwives. But women know better. Women know what a witch hunt really is.
If Stormy Daniels has explicit photos of the president, should she leak them? Political beliefs and positions should not complicate a very simple answer: No.
Blame for the Parkland shooting that left 17 dead last month has been cast in many directions—and Rick Santorum took to the airwaves to pin the tragedy on single mothers.
“Beyond a reasonable doubt” is an important part of our legal system, but we need to make sure this standard of evidence stays in the courtroom—and that our vision for a world without rape, assault and harassment extends beyond it.
