By Audrey Hwang There's no politician in your bedroom explaining why you're bleeding out in bed every day. There's no representative in...

By Audrey Hwang It took a long time for women to get equal rights in the workforce. In 1963, women finally guaranteed that they couldn't...

By Charlotte White Let’s talk about Lara Croft. She’s one of gaming’s most iconic adventurers—diving through ancient ruins, fighting off bad guys, and somehow doing it all in tiny shorts and a tank top (or sometimes even a bikini). For years, Lara was the poster girl for hypersexualized female characters. But she’s just the tip of the pixelated iceberg. A new wave of research is calling out how female characters in video games have been objectified over the past three decade

By Charlotte White “Hooter’s”an infamous institution that needs no introduction. The restaurant is practically synonymous with cheap beer, bachelor parties, and, of course, breasts. But what’s often forgotten by customers are the women behind those breasts. The controversy surrounding Hooters is nothing new, and a quick Google search brings up a laundry list of issues tied to the company. The biggest question? Is Hooters sexist? The answer is a resounding yes. Hooters and sim