Why Magazines, Feminism, and the Rest of Us Need The Bold Type

If I’m being honest, when I first saw advertisements for The Bold Type, I wasn’t particularly interested. Of course, I loved the idea of the show as someone personally interested in the big city communication company life, but I didn’t necessarily intend to watch it. That was until (four promoted Instagram posts later) I came… Continue reading Why Magazines, Feminism, and the Rest of Us Need The Bold Type

Affinity Magazine Gone Wild

Affinity Magazine is an online magazine dedicated to “Social justice + politics + culture from the teen perspective”. They often address issues related to Arts + Culture, Politics, International, Race, Feminism, Real Life, and LGBT+. I discovered the magazine’s Twitter account following the James Charles “ebola in Africa” incident and was instantly looking forward to possibly… Continue reading Affinity Magazine Gone Wild

Weighing in on #deleteuber

A trend is quickly spreading across Twitter with the hashtag “#deleteuber” after Uber seemingly undermined the NY Taxi Workers Alliance’s strike on the Muslim ban at JFK. People were outraged as a mere 30 minutes after the strike was announced, Uber posted about removing their surge pricing at JFK. In other words, they appeared to… Continue reading Weighing in on #deleteuber

The Deal with Urban Outfitters

Urban Outfitters (UO) comes out with some pretty creative stuff, no doubt about it. It tends to be on the pricey side but there’s nothing wrong with splurging every once in a while. However, my real issue lies not with their prices, but their use of inappropriate and offensive messages. Just recently, I happened to… Continue reading The Deal with Urban Outfitters