By Olivia Madrid, Florida State University

From a young age, girls are made to feel much worse about their fandoms than boys are.

By Alexander Landgraf, The University of Chicago

This classic novel interweaves the ambivalence of sexuality and the intricacies of love in a way that remains relevant to readers today. 

By Caroline Ocampo, The University of Texas at Arlington

These infamous serial killers illustrate that sexism can be life-threatening.

By Saba Bazzi, Wayne State University

He succeeded at captivating a fringe group of wannabe alpha-males — the question is, how?

By Alina Edwards, Wellesley College

Though directors often use women as protagonists in thriller films, their male perspective turns characters into puppets — and Alex Garland’s film is no exception.

By Alice Han, Pepperdine University

In its hesitance to embrace models of all shapes, sizes and colors, the former lingerie giant has fallen behind its more inclusive rivals.

By Sydney Smith, University of Pittsburgh

The patronizing criticisms of many female pop stars demonstrate a consistent theme: We really love to loath young women, don’t we?

By Sarah Gudenau, Oakland University

Wall Street Journal writer Joseph Epstein’s recent opinion piece was incredibly flawed and misogynistic.

By Nnekakwo Adibe, Lesley University

Some want us to separate the art from the artist, but that doesn’t remove the sexism, misogyny, toxicity and depraved messages about love, sex, drugs and women present in his work.

By Haven Worley, University of Rochester

By Emily Jewett, University of San Diego

While Formula 1 racing has become more welcoming of female fans and female engineers, the sport still needs significant changes to become a genuinely friendly environment.

By Gabrielle Pascal, Hofstra University

The reaction to the rapper’s recent shooting is just the latest example of how the media and the public are prone to apathy (or mockery) rather than empathy when it comes to Black women’s pain.

By Kayla Johnson, Bradley University

He values quantity over quality and it’s getting old, really fast. If he had a diverse team of writers to help out, his career might have many good years ahead.

By Rose Younglove, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

How does this idea manifest itself in TV and film?

By Cameron Andersen, New York University

New York University student Sophie Sandberg is chalking back to cat callers.

By Marianne Quijano, Texas A&M University

Headbanging doesn’t have to be only for guys.

By Kate Maxwell, NC State University

Kelly Marie Tran deleted her Instagram because of the rampant, incessant misogyny of ‘Star Wars’ fans.

By Karena Landler, Georgetown University

Hateful communities of men have been forming at alarming rates across the country.

By Tabitha Prisinzano, Columbia College of Missouri

Incels are making headlines with shocking acts of terror, but where does the incel philosophy stem from?

By Onaje McDowelle, University of Texas at Austin

The Netflix Original is an intimate and refreshing portrait of the complexities of black student life at predominately white institutions.

By Alex Johnson, New York University

For an event that claims to celebrate free speech, Wolf has come under fire for speaking too freely.

By Rebecca Crosby, American University

In an era of free nipples and female empowerment, dress codes feel more regressive each day.

By Rebecca Crosby, American University

College senior Lillian found a new way to clap back at racist, chauvinistic Tinder messages: making them into art.

By Camelia Juarez, Texas State University

Can it be…both?

By Molly Flynn, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Whether they mean it maliciously or not, attributing desirable traits to masculinity is an old habit that needs to be addressed.