Arts & Culture
The Art of Imperfection
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If I rid myself of such high standards, I am free to be disgruntled. Failure is inevitable yet freeing.
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Is Angela Merkel a Feminist?
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When it comes to feminism and Angela Merkel, it seems that actions speak louder than words.
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ONONYE | Is Womansplaining Activism?
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In honesty, while I will be the first to say that Womansplaining is (definitely!) my favorite part of being a Cornell student, it doesn’t actually take me a lot to write my columns. I write most of them in an hour or two the Friday before they’re due to my editor. I prioritize my own experiences and thoughts (key my apt title: Womanplaining) and most of those experiences happened the week that I write: e.g. this week I went to a talk and now I’m writing about my thoughts from that talk, the week of the 2020 election I wrote about the election, when I ran for Student Assembly I wrote about Student Assembly. Obviously my opinion writing is different from writing my thesis or a class paper, but a lot of times they come from the same space. And the crux of the question is whether or not a writing about feminism is feminist activism.
Arts & Culture
The Kitchen Theatre Company Trailblazes Post-Covid Theater with “Shape”
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With only three cast members, “Shape” paints a colorful, easy story about femininity, age and body.
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Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Director Jane Juffer Discusses Women’s History Month
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As Women’s History Month kicks off, the Sun sat down with Prof. Jane Juffer, director of Cornell’s feminist, gender and sexuality studies program, to ask about women’s history, intersectionality and activism.
Arts & Culture
SIMS | Frivolous Femininity — And it’s Okay
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Mamma Mia! resists the seriousness and responsibility that women are expected to have in their caregiving and emotional roles.
Arts & Culture
YANG | The Dangers of Marketable Feminism
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The male characters are still driving the conflict and story development, while the female characters are silenced in a way that’s not even easily perceivable anymore.
Arts & Culture
What’s Good Enough?
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The things I feel, learn and notice while watching a show teach me about my own interests and biases; whether I am furious, ambivalent or in agreement with characters often illuminates my morals and politics.
Arts & Culture
Cry It Out: Maternity and What it Means to be a Feminist
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The dialogue is free flowing and so wonderfully executed by the play’s leading ladies that I felt like a voyeur, witnessing the highs and lows of these women’s lives transpire before my eyes.
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Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon Celebrates Women in STEM
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The Sunday event — which coincided with Ada Lovelace Day, which celebrates the contributions of one of history’s first computer programmers — was organized by librarians Selena Bryant of Mann Library, and Wendy Wilcox of Olin Library.