The Art of Social Change with Kate DeCiccio
Kate DeCiccio is an American artist, educator, and activist. Her art has recently gained national attention on posters in prominent protests such as: Black Lives Matter, The Women's March on Washington, and the March for Science. Her vibrant prints, which explore social issues such
A Horror Film Meets Feminist Expectations: Review of ‘It Follows’
Think of this piece as part review, part feminist thought piece. "It Follows" is the second film from director David Robert Mitchell and was released in 2014. Arguably, it has everything that a horror film should have, it’s scary enough
In Conversation With The Law: Exploring The Northern/Irish Feminist Judgements Project
The disproportionate number of male judges in the United Kingdom is highlighted nowhere more so than in Northern Ireland. The Lord Chief Justice is a man, as are the three Lord Justices of Appeal. Out of the ten high court
Are You A Pawn In The Capitalist Market?
A study at Northwestern University sought to address how early our culture affects our understanding of the world. They found that at age 2, children from China and the United States view scenes differently. Children from the U.S. are interested