Female Directors 2: the women who maintain the Big Voice
In the mid-late summer of 2023, something big happened. Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” premiered, scooping us up into Barbie-land, and putting…
Sex · Socioeconomic · Sports
NFL Cheerleader Pay Gap: The Unfortunate Reality of Cheering on the Sidelines
With the 2024 Super Bowl being the new most-watched telecast in human history, it is not surprising that the event…
Business · Interviews · Sex
How Women Business Owners are Taking Over the World
Women business owners endure many diverse and inclusive challenges on their way to success. But in today’s world, we’re starting…
Interviews · Movies · Sex · Television
The Increased Inclusion of Women in Entertainment and how that Shifts the Focus
A little over five years since the MeToo Movement and the most recent statistics on an industry long known for its ‘boys club’ mentality certainly have shown a notable increase in the representation of women in leadership (directing, writing, producing, etc.), but is it enough?
Horror & Corporatized Feminism, part 3
Simply Men Bob Clark’s 1974 horror masterpiece Black Christmas has been remade twice: once in 2006 by Glen Morgan and…
Horror & Corporatized Feminism, Part 1
There is a tendency in today’s feminism to sympathize with (and consequently amplify) corporate ideologies that are largely hostile to…
How “Lady Bird” Falls in the Trap of White Feminism
Feminist films have become quite the trend in the past decade. Since the feminist movement started gaining massive media attention…
How The 1980’s Pushed Women Out of Computer Science
Computer Science wasn’t always a “guy thing.” Talented women showed promise in the emerging field of tech, but the 1980’s set them back.