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1. The Lesbians Are Alright: (Living); ... at home and cherishing the chance to spend a whole lot of time with [her partner]. We adopted one of our foster puppies and that has been amazing.” In summary: the lesbians are alright. And if you’re ...; Created on 08 October 2020
2. The Women Behind the Polio Vaccine (And How, Hopefully, the COVID Vaccine Can Be Different): (Feminism); There are many similarities with the COVID-19 pandemic of today and the polio outbreaks of the 1940s and 50s. However, while COVID seems to affect people with compromised immune systems more, as far ...; Created on 23 September 2020
3. The 100th Anniversary of (Some) Women's Suffrage: Did YOUR state support women's right to vote? Check this state-by-state history of the fight for suffrage in Ameri: (Feminism); ... Massachusetts was the eighth state to ratify the 19th Amendment on June 25, 1919. New York When activists Jane Hunt, Lucretia Mott, Martha Wright, Mary Ann M'Clintock, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton had ...; Created on 18 August 2020
4. Biotech Queen Kavya Kopparapu Is About To Become Your New Hero: (Living); ... First Black Woman Engineer, Mary W. Jackson “The Expanding Universe of Ashley Garcia” Star, Paulina Chávez, Talks Girl Power and Latinx Representation: BUST Interview Here Are 6 Scientists to Know ...; Created on 24 July 2020
5. NASA Renames Headquarters After First Black Woman Engineer, Mary W. Jackson: (Feminism); On June 24th, Mary W. Jackson, the first Black womxn engineer at NASA, got the recognition she deserves. NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine announced that the agency’s headquarters building in Washington, ...; Created on 25 June 2020
6. Elisabeth Moss Plays Legendary Horror Writer Shirley Jackson In This New Thriller: (Movies); ... the mother of modern horror (falling only second to the grandmother of all things horror, Mary Shelley). The author of The Haunting of Hill House, Jackson is a staple for any avid-horror reader. And although ...; Created on 11 May 2020
7. Make Some B-Movie Magic With Josie Cotton's Groovy New Tune, “Girl In Gold Boots”: BUST Premier: (Music); ... follow-up, From the Hip, hangs tough alongside any quintessential ’80s listening. Pop masterpieces like “He Could be the One” and “Jimmy Loves Maryanne” further stoked Cotton's international fame (plus, ...; Created on 30 April 2020
8. The Four Black NASA Women Who Inspired “Hidden Figures” Are Getting Congressional Gold Medals: (Feminism); ... field for years to come.” Engineers Christine Darden and Mary Jackson, mathematician Katherine Johnson, and computer programmer Dorothy Vaughan were awarded Congressional Gold Medals after President ...; Created on 13 November 2019
9. The Racist Origins Of Fatphobia: (Feminism); ... other physical ideals, oppresses people (often women) by compelling them to conform to an arbitrary bodily standard. But gender wasn’t the only, or even the primary, organizing principle in the disciplinary ...; Created on 10 October 2019
10. Our First Glimpse Of The Harriet Tubman $20 Bill Is Here: (Feminism); ... Similarly, Governor Hogan of Maryland has called on President Trump to reconsider the delay, while Representative Elijah Cummings, who has championed the change, applauded Hogan for this effort and has ...; Created on 14 June 2019
11. 8 Black Feminist Principles That Taught Me About Dismantling The System: (Feminism); ... sexist, racist, and homophobic views of the Mormon church because I read Alice Walker, Audre Lorde, and Zora Neale Hurston; because I heard Janet Jackson, Mary J. Blige, and ultimately the Queen Bey herself, ...; Created on 27 April 2019
12. 4 Women Folk Singers You Should Know About: (Music); ... the Great Migration of the 1930s) gained prominence and is one of her best-known songs to this day, covered by the likes of Joan Baez, Peter, Paul, and Mary, and Bob Dylan. Connie Converse Like ...; Created on 04 March 2019
13. Fatty Cakes and the Puff Pastries Feed Our Grrrl Gang Cravings: (Music); ... and Mary J. Blige. Many of the Puff's roots spring forth from Turner's fertile, melodic bass lines. When the band rolls into “Internet Bitch” live, Turner's fingers become a blur, her eyes wild. “Silencing ...; Created on 14 February 2019
14. The Breeders, Kembra Pfahler, Neneh Cherry, And More Played The Netherlands' Le Guess Who? Festival 2018: (Music); ... "Nervous Mary" sidles in with that classic Breeders build. "MegaGoth" mixes things up, with Josephine landing lead vocals and Kim’s Les Paul. It's a prime opportunity for the Deal sisters to kick into some ...; Created on 27 November 2018
15. Celebrate Labor Day With This Brief History of Women In The Labor Movement: (Feminism); ... convention, which was the first national association for organizing working women. That same year, Mary Harris Jones, a notable organizer nicknamed “Mother Jones,” lead a 125-mile march of child workers ...; Created on 31 August 2018
16. Missy Elliott On "The Female Era" in 1998: From The BUST Archive: (Music); ... for guys for that. We’ll see how it goes. Scarlett: You’d been writing and producing for a while before people started hearing about you. Is that how Lil’ Kim, Mary J Blige and the crew of women you’ve ...; Created on 13 June 2018
17. Tig Notaro Tells People Worried About Abusers Recovering From #MeToo, “Shut Up”: Link Roundup: (Feminism); ... wrote that thinking styles were the primary determining factor, and suggested that a psychological intervention to help modify thinking styles for at-risk moms may help. (The researchers only surveyed ...; Created on 21 May 2018
18. Meet The Woman Behind Your Favorite Music Photographs: (Music); ... like the Police’s Outlandos D’Amour, New Edition’s Candy Girl, and EPMD’s Unfinished Business, or on singles like the B-52s’ “Love Shack,” Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car,” and Run-DMC’s “Mary, Mary.” One thing ...; Created on 15 May 2018
19. Abortion Is A Human Right: (Feminism); Abortion is not a dirty word. Since the beginning of time, feminists have been fighting for bodily autonomy. Abortion activists understand that abortion is essential to our autonomy, and are on ...; Created on 29 March 2018
20. The Surprisingly Subversive History Of Beauty Pageants: (Feminism); ... Miss Iowa, Cheryl Adrienne Brown, the first African American to reach the finals in the Miss America Pageant, on the boardwalk in Atlantic City, NJ, in 1970 with Miss Maryland, Sharon Ann Cannon A ...; Created on 14 March 2018

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