Posts tagged gender

For students curious about the issues other cultures face, our very own Dr. Roya Farzaneh will host an event titled “Voices Unveiled: Iranian Women in …

On Mar. 1, 2023, the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) program will host Nancy Donoval as she presents “Storytelling for Social Justice: Transforming the Therapeutic …

I’ve recently been reading “Breasts and Eggs” by Meiko Kawakami. It’s about the contemporary life of women in Japan and the expectations of the gender. …

Last week during the Culp reopening, the East Tennessee State Pride Center had its grand opening, inviting students of all genders and sexual orientations to …

It was cupcakes galore on Feb. 11 as Outreach & Advocacy Sexuality Information for Students – or OASIS – celebrated Love Your Body Day with …

On Oct. 2, the Women on Wednesdays series sought to broaden the conversation of intersectionality on campus in the lecture “Stigma: An Intersectional Approach.” The …

The older I get, the more I realize just how prominently gender and power intersect. There’s a few one-liners I expect in my walk of …

“Right away the culture begins to tell us how we must walk, and stand,” said Milbre Burch during her performance at Willow Tree on Thursday. “How we must dress, and behave. How we must talk and listen.”

One of the most honorable aspects of the feminist movement is how women have redefined what “bitch” means. This word, though typically associated with a …

The “Journeys of Women” exhibit in Jonesborough does more than offer a place to showcase the work of East Tennessee artists, it transforms their lives.