VOX

zine + more

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I made a thing

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Women of Color + Feminism

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Feminists Give Photoshop The Middle Finger In New Ad

In a new video from FCKH8, women of all sizes, shapes and colors take off t-shirts with the message “This is what a #feminist looks like” printed across them. 

Watch the full video for what feminism really looks like here. 

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Watch: Every college student needs to see The White House’s new anti-rape video 

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iconic 

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I always loved her outfit and the colors in this scene. Also she’s a total badass for going behind her husbands back and getting shit done 😎

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And lo, did misogynysts, sexists and women haters everywhere scream out in pain. 

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Untitled (You Construct Intricate Rituals Which Allow You To Touch The Skin Of Other Men)

Barbara Kruger 1981

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I know I’m not pregnant so why is my period late?

Someone asked us:

How normal is it to miss a period? Mine is currently very late (to the point where I’m pretty sure I completely missed it), but I’m definitely not pregnant, as I’ve never had sex with someone with a penis. Also, what would cause my period to be so late?

Hey, there. There are lots of reasons why your period might be late. Many people have irregular periods when they’re teenagers, and some people have irregular periods throughout their lives.

If you only recently started menstruating, it’s normal for your period to take a few years to become regular. Changing your birth control method can also cause changes in your menstrual cycle, especially if you’ve recently stopped or begun using hormonal birth control such as the IUD, implant, pill, patch, ring, or shot.

If you’ve recently been ill or taken certain medications, that could also be a factor. Your period can also be irregular if you’ve been over-exercising, eating poorly (or not eating enough), or experiencing a lot of stress.

If you’re worried, talk with a doctor or nurse about what’s going on. They can help make sure you’re okay.

-Chelsea @ Planned Parenthood

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happy international womens day!!!!! some ladies dancin’!!!!

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Happy Women’s Equality Day!

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