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Feminist Dialogue Starts with “You Can Touch My Hair”

Has anyone ever asked to touch your hair? As a white woman in the U.S., it’s not something I’ve experienced, but if you’re a black woman, chances are you have. ...

Tom Corbett: Bad Pa. Governor or Worst Pa. Governor Ever?

Believe what people tell you, because people show you who they are everyday. No need for in-depth analysis, what people do shows you who they are. The actions of Pennsylvania ...

When the Media Takes it Too Far

Trigger Warning: The following article discusses suicide and self-injury. We’ve all heard by now: Paris Jackson was hospitalized last week for an apparent suicide attempt. I say ‘apparent’ because we just ...

The long and winding road to abortion legislation in Ireland

Reading all of the “he said” “she said” opinions relating to the ‘controversial’ abortion Bill in Ireland is enough to make your head spin.  Since the untimely and unnecessary death ...

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Abigail Collazo

Abigail Collazo is the previous Editor for Fem2.0 and worked as a Project Manager at Turner Strategies, where she managed digital strategy. Abigail has worked on women’s issues in the nonprofit and government sectors for 10+ years, with a focus on global women’s rights. She has a BA in Political Science from Mount Holyoke College and an MA in Global Security Studies from Johns Hopkins University. Abigail's writing on changing gender roles and young feminism has been published at Fem2.0, AlterNet, Role/Reboot, Abortion Gang, and the HuffingtonPost, among others. Abigail tweets from @LeftStandingUp.

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