Outlining five of the ways that fashion, particularly fast fashion, is anti-feminist. One: Garment Workers Are Objectified,...
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As with many fields of study, the canonical works of the social sciences are overrun with the...
Do you have a supportive network of friends to help you through life’s challenges? Here are five...
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In November 1861, while she was staying at Willard’s Hotel in embattled Washington, DC, Julia Ward Howe...
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