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Female Rage: Why Do We Like Angry Women?
By Nour Termos | Staff Writer
Angry women have been getting more representation in art: they kill, plot revenge schemes, and most importantly, emerge triumphant. The long-denied sense of emotional release that this trend is encouraging is good for many and is making us question the gendered difference in emotions, but it seems like the level of assimilation tied to it transformed anger from a form of resistance and unity to a tool of male satisfaction and conformity.
Pills and Pregnancies in Palestine
By Tia Zeinab | Staff Writer
It’s been three months since the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched its defensive attack on Israeli forces, which fueled the Israeli “Defense” Force’s anger, to proceed to annihilate the Gaza strip, under the claim that they’re “defending themselves against Hamas.” Reducing the suffering of the Palestinian people and promoting a more stable future for them requires addressing these pressing issues in addition to more significant initiatives to establish a durable peace in the region.
Debunking Daddy Issues
By Nour Makarem | Staff Writer
Debunking “daddy issues” and calling out victim-blaming culture.
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