feminism

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Three silhouettes of women stand in front of a pink backdrop with the text "'good' girlhood" written on it.

‘Good’ girlhood: Muslimahs usher a Riot Grrrl renaissance in ‘We Are Lady Parts’

Blyss Cleveland
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Jan. 10, 2024
Culture
In purple and blue stage lighting, the cast of "Die Fledermaus" dance in ball gowns and tuxedos.

‘Die Fledermaus’ cast steals audiences’ hearts at matinee with feminist take on classic opera comedy

Ellen Abraham
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Feb. 13, 2023
Magazine
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Item Girl

Diya Sabharwal
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Dec. 27, 2022
From the Community
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From the Community | Maybe we don’t need more women in STEM

Christina Macintosh
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Nov. 9, 2022
Culture
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Robert Mapplethorpe: Images and the limits of sexual imagination

Lydia Wei
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Nov. 6, 2022
The Grind
A formless figure lays in bed, undefinable beside its feet. Sunlight peeks in through a window.

A culture of community accountability

Laney Conger
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Oct. 25, 2022
Reads
"Lately in Literature with Leyla Yilmaz" text against a background of books.

Lately in literature: Fernanda Melchor’s disturbing novel ‘Paradais’ is the new existential feminist text

Leyla Yilmaz
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Oct. 18, 2022
Arts & Life
Visitors examine "NY Skyline on Canvas #1" from Steckel's New York Skyline series (Photo: BHUMIKORN KONGTAVEELERT / The Stanford Daily)

Phallic and feminist: Anita Steckel and the writers of art history

Bhumikorn Kongtaveelert and Betty He
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March 1, 2022
Arts & Life
A colorful, abstract book cover.

Glennon Doyle plays God in new memoir ‘Untamed’

Valerie Trapp
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Nov. 15, 2020
News
Babcock, who taught at Stanford for 30 years, is remembered as a pioneer for women in law who championed gender equity and taught with compassion. (Photo: The Washington Post)

Women’s rights pioneer, 1st female Stanford Law professor Barbara Babcock dies at 81

Sarina Deb
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May 11, 2020
Opinions
Clara Spars shares her speech from the Stanford Womxn's March, calling for greater action to combat sexual assault. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

My speech from this year’s Stanford Womxn’s March

Clara Spars
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Feb. 10, 2020
Op-Ed Columnist
Jane Stanford, who is now the namesake of the main thoroughfare in front of Main Quad, was the co-founder of Stanford University. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Jane Stanford is no role model

Kirsten Mettler
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Oct. 18, 2019
News
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Local ralliers protest abortion bans

Andrew Tan
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May 22, 2019
Opinions
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Vagina-phobic monologues

From the Community
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March 13, 2019
"Lady Bird" director Greta Gerwig was the only woman nominated for Best Director last year. No women are nominated this year (courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Few feminist expectations at this year’s Oscars

Catie Brown
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Feb. 12, 2019
n "Her Body and Other Parties," Carmen Maria Machado discusses the debilitating effects of trauma on the female psyche (courtesy of Graywolf Press).

‘Her Body and Other Parties’ gives shape to female stories

Shana E. Hadi
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Feb. 4, 2019
CASEY PABLO BUTCHER / The Stanford Daily

Stanford Womxn’s march continues national movement while seeking greater inclusivity

Sean Lee
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Jan. 22, 2019
The Grind
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Here’s how rom-coms are detrimental to feminism

Damian Marlow
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Oct. 12, 2018
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Reading Dante as a feminist

Sophie Stuber
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June 4, 2018
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TPUSA representatives talk identity politics, Trump and empirical evidence

Holden Foreman and Karen Kurosawa
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May 29, 2018
The Stanford Daily

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