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Behind the harvest: Research into Latinx farmworkers, injustice and the fight for change

Behind the harvest: Research into Latinx farmworkers, injustice and the fight for change

In an age of convenient services like DoorDash and open-late fast food, many people may overlook the origins of their food. According to the Journal of Agricultural Education, agriculture literacy refers to one’s understanding of food sourcing. Researchers have since identified a lack of agricultural literacy as one

Lawyers deliver oral arguments in case against law defining 'sex' as binary

The future of a Montana law that defines sex as binary based on chromosome and reproductive organs could soon be decided by a Missoula judge. Lawyers from the ACLU of Montana and the state Attorney General’s Office gave oral arguments in front of Judge Shane Vannatta of Missoula County

Boys to Men

Boys are not normally the topic that consumes my mind when I go on runs. However, last week, boys and how we raise them was all I could think about after a mid-run conversation. I had stumbled into a cute dog and his kind owner on the trail. We

It's Time to Give Up on Gender Reveal Parties

Gender reveal parties have become less about celebrating the birth of a child and more about garnering attention on social media. Over-the-top gender reveal parties have also caused extensive property and personal damage, not to mention perpetrating outdated beliefs about sex and gender. With even the inventor of

Hanging Onto Every Word in Social Movements

In today’s incredibly polarized era, Americans often turn to bland language to describe deeply divisive issues. Rather than labeling ourselves “feminists,” we use the less controversial term “egalitarians.” We claim that all lives matter, instead of supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. We decide that it’s less inflammatory

Gender and amateur music in America

Today, the alternative genre is an established part of the musical fabric in America. However, in the 1980s, it had yet to fully emerge onto the scene. It all began in Athens, Georgia with a few notes. The lecture, “Playing Like A Girl, was hosted by the departments of Art