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Blogs related to Affective Justice, with special focus on the work of Kate Manne
The supposed best years of one’s life, college is the time for one to sow their wild oats and possibly meet “the one” in the process. The rampant…
****SEXUAL ASSAULT TRIGGER WARNING**** Introduction On one of her first nights in college at UNC Chapel Hill, Annie Clark decides to go to a fraternity party. She is…
“I’m not going to let you or your client make me feel in any way that this is my fault. Here we are years later, and I’m being…
Social media is a powerful tool that can be used for connecting and interacting with people from all over the world. It’s an amazing way to share opinions…
(*) The 4 paragraphs with parenthesis make more tangential or contextual points to the blog, and I included them only as nonintegral parts to the blog, considering its…
In the United States, the third-wave feminist movement has helped elucidate the systemic oppression that women face in the realm of occupational compensation. As of 2018, women working…
If you are asked to name a few famous artists in history, who would you say? The inventive genius Leonardo da Vinci, or a contentious impressionist Pablo Picasso?…
Family Guy is undeniably one of the most thematically controversial, denounced and censored animated sitcoms currently broadcast on prime-time television. Critics have stated, “Like so many other people,…
Let’s begin with a contemplative exercise. Take some time to reflect on a role model in your life who you consider virtuous. Perhaps, this person has taught you…
My Fake Forgiveness Thanks to Himpathy Walk with your head down. Don’t look up, they are staring at you. Cover your chest. Wear that extra layer to deny…