by Contributor | TueTue, AugAug, 2017201720172017 | Life, Nonfiction, Politics
Guest writer Khristian Smith shares his experience as a counter-protester of the ‘Unite the Right Rally’ at Charlottesville on August 11 – 12, 2017. Late in the evening on August 11, I turned away from my work to find that hundreds of...
by Q | SunSun, JunJun, 2017201720172017 | Politics
We’re officially in June, and even though we’ve been busy with Boshemia magazine (available soon online and at select retailers), it’s time to talk about the elephant in the room. I’ve started using new hair products, and nobody has noticed my impeccable curl.JK we’re...
by Contributor | SunSun, NovNov, 2016201620162016 | Politics
Today’s guest writer is a scholarly friend of the blog. John is a DPhil Theology student at the University of Oxford who is specialising in fourth-century Christianity. His key interests are intersectional feminism, the history of European philosophy and...
by admin | FriFri, NovNov, 2016201620162016 | Politics
In 1934, a racist, homophobic xenophobe was democratically elected into a position of power. He stirred up the national sense of disillusionment and validated a whole host of citizens’ hateful views. He led a campaign of hate against those of certain races, religions,...
by Contributor | ThuThu, NovNov, 2016201620162016 | Politics
Introducing Emily Jessee, who shares with us her response the day after the nomination of President-Elect Donald Trump. Emily is a young feminist creative who uses platforms like photography to portray the harshness and vulnerability of the world around her. I am...
by Q | WedWed, NovNov, 2016201620162016 | Life, Politics
Last night, in my liberal complacency, I wrote a premature post congratulating Hillary Rodham Clinton for being the first woman president of the United States. I was so sure, the polls were sure, Saturday Night Live was sure; there was no way in hell this competent,...
