“Stained glass ceiling” is a phrase that refers to the limitations in leadership women face within religious institutions.
On Tuesday, March 20, Guilford College explored these limitations in a panel...
“Hanson Robotics creates amazingly expressive and lifelike robots that build trusted and engaging relationships with people through conversation.” This sentence is written on the Hanson Robotics company’s...
Women of Guilford, would you like to have to work for free from the start of the year until April 16? No?
Perhaps we should rectify that.
Today in America, we like to look at our level of equal opportunity...
Over the course of a summer, North Carolina went from shining example of the New South to laughingstock of the nation.
Spearheaded by the election of Governor Pat McCrory, Republicans consolidated control...
“Forward together, not one step back,” shouted the thousands of angry protesters outside of Raleigh’s General Assembly Building.
Over the summer, the Forward Together Movement, organized and...
Man-hater. Lesbian. Socialist. Feminazi. These are all accusations leveled against feminists.
Anti-feminists and men’s rights activists have been complaining that the feminist movement has gone too...
On April 4, over 2,500 women from across the globe packed into New York City’s Lincoln Center to participate in the Women in the World Summit. The gathering brought together some of today’s most influential...
Freedom was within sight. Disguised in costumes of boys’ clothing, two young girls were on the bus — their destination: Herat province. Though Herat is not the most liberal province of Afghanistan,...
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