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South makes moves towards more diverse faculty
Siobhan Sullivan
, Staff Writer
April 10, 2018
“Damn, that a**!”: Sexual harassment resides both in and out of South
Katherine Lundquist
, Staff Writer
March 29, 2018
Intersectionality is essential for the feminist movement
Madeline Mahoney
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Sophia Manolis
February 2, 2018
“A class that needs to be taught” New women’s studies class is already impacting South
Gabe Chang-Deutsch
, Staff writer
October 5, 2017
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![Just over a year ago millions of people joined the Women’s March to protest Trump’s presidency and his comments about women. Although it was wonderful to see so many people turning out to protest President Trump, much of the feminism at the march wasn’t intersectional. Intersectionality is a crucial part of understanding the experiences women go through. “It's important for people to feel like they have a place in a movement regardless of sexual orientation, gender, class, race [etc.],” said junior Natashia Otiso.](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Womens-March-1-900x600.jpg)
