Hope College undergraduate Sutton Steensma responds to “Trust Black Women: Reproductive Justice and Eugenics” by Loretta Ross.
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Hope College undergraduate Kaylee Stanton reflects–in poetic expression–on feminist research and Women’s music as a genre.
The Production of Babies
Hope College’s Elizabeth Bassett reflects–in poetry–to Loretta Ross’s conceptualization of Reproductive Justice Theory.
Researcher as Artist
Hope College undergraduate Nicole Galloway reflects on the researcher’s authority and responsibility in creating knowledge.
WEO and Period Supplies
WEO launches period product availability on Hope’s Campus.
What is Prop 3? Event
Hope’s student organization, the Women’s Empowerment Organization reflects on an evening of information and discussion with local political candidates regarding Michigan’s 2022 ballot and Proposal 3.
Feminist Visions and Marxist Critique
Student reflection–applying feminist Marxism to analyze the Hope Forward program and the capitalist exchange.
The Broken Promise of Academia and How to Move Beyond the “Ivory Tower”
Kallen Mohr reflects on academic research and the promise of feminist community-based research.
The Socialization of Women’s Low Self-Esteem
Hope College’s WGS Major Erin Powers explores the beauty industry, focusing on how to ask feminist research questions.
The Model Minority Myth, Relative Privilege, AAPI Experiences, and Why it’s All Oppression Anyway
Asian community members are stuck in a double-bind; trapped between high expectations and the harmful racialized characterizations that continue to exist.