Community Contribution
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Save the Queens: Is Drag Now Becoming a Career Option?
RuPaul’s Drag Race is significantly impacting Lee, an 18-year-old from Fife, Scotland, igniting his passion for makeup and self-expression. Despite uncertainty about pursuing drag as a career, he finds confidence in it. The show promotes…
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Lessons to Learn From Women Throughout a Pandemic
Geena highlights the essential roles women have played during the pandemic, particularly in leadership, care, and education. It emphasizes successful female leaders in addressing COVID-19 and acknowledges the unrecognized contributions of women, especially nurses and…
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Selling Mid and Plus-Size on Depop
Depop, a popular app among younger users, has faced criticism for its focus on thinness and Eurocentric beauty standards. While it shows promising racial diversity among sellers, body size representation remains limited. Interviewed sellers share…
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Confronting a Systemic Issue: OCD as a Sophisticated Mental Health Illness
Charlie Sandles shares a personal account of living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), emphasizing that it extends beyond common stereotypes like cleaning rituals. Sandles recounts experiences of debilitating compulsions tied to fears of consequences. He…
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Hookups & Corona’s Never Ending Story: What Have We Learnt?
by Gianni Mastrangioli Salazar Whoever is without sin, cast the first stone… ‘It’s so frustrating’; ‘I’m bored and horny, you?’; ‘I can’t decide whether I’ll fuck you or not’, Grindr users claim. Shortly after social…
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Katy Smith Empowers Womxn to Embrace Themselves
by Nicole Untersander A conversation with feminist photographer Katy Smith on inspiring other womxn through her artistic work. Katy Smith is an emerging fine art photographer from Hertfordshire/ London, UK. The 20-year old artist is…
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We Are Not Next – Empowering Women To Fight Back
1 in 3 women globally experience violence or rape during their lives. In South Africa, every 4 hours a woman is murdered and every hour, 4 women are raped. Since the Corona pandemic has forced…
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Finding My Place And Voice As A Mixed BIPOC Woman In America
I came to terms with the fact that I had a certain privilege because of my skin and my hair but that didn’t stop me from being the token black girl on set. Last to…
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Dark-Skinned Black Women Speak Out On Colorism
3 dark-skinned Black women spoke openly about their personal everyday life experiences with colorism.
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Selling My Used Panties To Strangers Online
Selling my used panties is much more than just wearing a pair of pants and chucking them in an envelope.
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