Her Campus at CU Boulder
English As A Globalized Language: A Double-Edged Sword
Is it harmful or helpful for English to be spoken prevalently on the planet?
Her Campus at George Mason University
Are Zombies and Vampires Another Form of Colonial Horror?
Zombies and vampires have two things in common: they’re undead and their bites spread contagion. But beneath the gore and fangs lies something deeper: a legacy of colonial fear,...
Her Campus at UWindsor
Hands, Hearts, Love, & Labour: The Role of Women in Ramadan
Even though they are not always seen this way, women can easily be considered the backbone of Ramadan. Dishes like qatayef and mansaf are prepared every year, and they...
Her Campus at Mt Holyoke
Cultural Colonialism Is Alive And Well
Cultural colonialism can be defined as the cultural domination of one group over another, and Western media is the master of it.
Her Campus at Skidmore
Pass the Truth, Not Just the Turkey: Decolonizing Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is all about gratitude and togetherness, but how do we celebrate without facing the painful history behind it? The land we live on holds stories of loss and...
Her Campus at Nottingham
Should Museums Return Their Stolen Artefacts?
Is it right for Western museums to retain artefacts that were often stolen using force and duress in brutal wars against other countries, especially in the colonial era of...
Her Campus at KCL
Woven Air: The Story Of The Lost Fabric ‘Dhaka Muslin’
Bangladesh was famous worldwide, including amonst royalty, for its thin and light fabric... 200 years later it has become a hub for fast fashion. Here's how the country was...
Her Campus at UCLA
Why I Hate American Tourism as an American
How can escape my life when it follows me across the globe?
Her Campus at MUJ
Freedom at a Cost: Remembering Our Martyrs
Hearts swell up and eyes fill with tears when we uncover that some of our most prominent freedom fighters were children who, at the tender age of 13 and...
Her Campus at MUJ
Annihilation of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
Today, we celebrate the people who first called this land home. We remember the struggles and tragedies they endured. We honor their place in and contributions to the shared...