Opinion
COLUMN: The NCAA failed to provide female athletes bare minimum resources
Women’s basketball teams should not have to be responsible for calling out the NCAA on its sexism when the fault should not have existed.
COLUMN: No exit from America’s recurring nightmare of mass shootings
After the recent mass shootings, politicians debated ways to stop these tragedies, but failed to agree on an effective plan of gun reform.
COLUMN: Feminists must move past white-centered history
The women’s rights movement has historically centered the voices of white women. Moving forward, feminism needs to include all women.
COLUMN: Unions are essential as bulwarks against exploitation and greed
Revitalizing unions as a potent force within American society can ensure that fair and safe labor standards remain protected and that workers have a voice.
COLUMN: Humans need to think back to societal success rather than depend on materialistic culture
Our species' dependence on consumerism has made us unhappy.
COLUMN: Meghan Markle and Harry should be applauded for their strength to leave the royal family
After Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah, her kindness and charm reminded many of the beloved Princess Diana.
COLUMN: We all must be soldiers: The safety of Asian American women is not their battle to fight alone
The Atlanta shootings triggered the fears of Asian American women. One Asian American MU student highlights the connection between sexualisation and violence.
