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Topic “feminism”

Not My Struggle: Motherhood, Feminism, and Women of Color

Modern feminism's worst mistake wasn't making women believe they could have it all; it was ignoring those of us who already knew we couldn't.

Theresa Celebra... | Wed, Oct 17th- 9:17am | Blogger Column, feminism, mommy wars, motherhood, Gender, Parenthood

A Primer on K-Drama Feminism

If your college years are long behind you and you've been aching for some Women's Studies practice, try watching Korean dramas.

Theresa Celebra... | Mon, Sep 24th- 7:50am | a gentleman's dignity, Blogger Column, feminism, k-drama, Gender, TV

Lust Action Hero: Movie Heroines and Why I Wish 'Hanna' Had Been Asian American

Joe Wright's Hanna presented a female action hero who is pre-sexual, therefore avoiding the pitfalls of objectifying its leading lady. How awesome would it have been if Hanna were Asian American?

Sylvie Kim | Thu, Apr 21st- 9:42am | Blogger Column, feminism, hanna, joe wright, Film

Why Korean American Churches Need a Makeover

Even now, as we move into our third generation of immigrants, church remains ascendant as Korean America’s cultural center. The time has come for a reorientation.

Tammy Kim | Tue, Jan 25th- 1:11am | Blogger Column, christianity, feminism, korean american, religion, Culture, Diaspora, Gender, Politics, Social Justice
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