ADHD/ADD in women
I’ve been on Lexapro, an antidepressant, since I was 17. I knew something was wrong when I got in my car for the first day of senior year of high school
and cried in my driveway...
A day off from class or a day to self-educate?
St. Joe’s canceled classes on Feb. 16 and held its third annual Day of Dialogue (DOD). The day consisted of 80 sessions and a variety of different events...
Intersectionality in the feminist movement
Feminism was created by and for white women, with their needs and experiences in mind.
Malcolm X said it best, “The most neglected person in America is the...
Amber Hikes, chief equity & inclusion officer of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), spoke to students, faculty and staff about intersectionality, allyship and creating inclusive communities...
SJUPride members, students and other St. Joe’s community members joined a Zoom meeting from their homes to share and listen to common experiences of members of the LGBTQIA+ community during SJUPride’s...
The 51st annual Pride Month was commemorated amidst the coronavirus pandemic and a national and international uprising against anti-Black racism and police brutality sparked by the killing of George Floyd....
The f-word is feminism, at least it is in Radiant Bloom Productions’, “The F-word,” a show that celebrates the diversity of women and the many conflicting beliefs about feminism.
The Women’s Leadership...
Why I want to be Rihanna when I grow up
My life was forever changed in 2005 when a young woman from the small island of Barbados named Robyn Rihanna Fenty (or as many may know her, Rihanna) stepped onto...
How black women are continuously left out of the conversation
In his speech “Who taught you to hate yourself,” the late Malcolm X declares: “The most disrespected woman in America is the black woman....
Author speaks about underrepresented women
Award-winning author and former St. Joe’s adjunct professor, Carmen Maria Machado did a reading from her book of short stories, “Her Body and Other Parties.”
Machado...
The legacy of Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde is a name that not many people know, but for those of us who do, we know it as the name of a woman connected to almost every sociological and political movement from...
What we learned and how to implement it on campus
This year’s Creating Change LGBTQIA+ Conference was both an invigorating and challenging experience for Rachel Cox ’19, KC E. Collins ’20 and myself....
