Alice Paul: A Driving Force Behind 20th Century Feminism 

Alice Paul, born January 11, 1885, in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, worked throughout her life for gender equality. She was raised a Hicksite Quaker and attended multiple Quaker institutions throughout her academic career. She attributed much of her beliefs on gender equality to her Quaker upbringing, saying, “When the Quakers were founded…one of their principles was, and is, equality of the Read more …

A New Era of Dating: What the “Male Loneliness Epidemic” Discourse Signals About the Future of Heterosexual Romance

In recent months, the term “male loneliness epidemic” has become a dominant talking point across media and online platforms. The term appears to have originated from US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy’s warning in 2023 about a universal “epidemic of loneliness and isolation.” Though not directed at any specific demographic, discussions surrounding a male loneliness epidemic Read more …

When Technology Becomes a Weapon: The Rising Danger of Tech-Enabled Abuse 

A Story That Mirrors Too Many Others  When Maya first met her partner, his constant texts and calls felt flattering. He said he wanted to make sure she was safe, so she worried him when she didn’t answer quickly.   Over time, that worry became overbearing control. He demanded her passwords, checked her messages, and insisted on having her location at all times. When she Read more …

When Bias Becomes Code: Laura Bates’ The New Age of Sexism

We’d like to think of technology as the thing that will save us—the tool that will swoop in and rescue us from a world crumbling with inequality, poverty, and environmental destruction. Butdespite what science fiction authors would have us believe, technology is not objective, and it doesn’t operate with a mind of its own; it Read more …