Editions

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This month, we celebrate Feminism Explained's TWO YEAR ANNIVERSARY!  In this celebratory edition, we give a summary of the work FE has been able to accomplish in 2 years, pay tribute to International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, discuss the significance of Ms. Marvel, continue analyzing the overturning of Roe v Wade, highlight FL black feminist organizations fighting for incarcerated women, and more.  Like always, thank you for reading and supporting Feminism Explained. 

Happy Pride Month and welcome to Feminism Explained's 22nd edition.  This month, you can read about the hardships faced by Miami's LGBTQ+ community in prisons, the basics behind the newly leaked Roe v Wade Supreme Court Draft Opinion, a profile of Clarissa Ward, a cancer killing virus, the three main types of feminism, PTSD faced by women, and a background on sexist advertising.  Like always, thank you for reading and supporting Feminism Explained.

In this month's issue, we draw attention to important discussions occurring, such as highlighting Autism Awareness Day (April 2nd), and the efforts of Women in Ukraine. Moreover, we cover the historic nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the everlasting roots of the Salem Witch Trials, a policy win for Miami Tenants, and the Gender Retirement Gap. We hope you enjoy this month's newsletter, and thank you for reading and supporting Feminism Explained!

For our 18th edition, you can expect to learn about influential Black Women, the history of Valentine's Day, a female empowering student organization, the connection between gender and incarceration, and the proportions of female representation in the United States.  Moreover, we have introduced a new, monthly column, "Dear FE," where you are given the chance to email us questions and we will address them in the next edition.  

Happy Holidays and welcome to the 16th edition of Feminism Explained!  For the festive month of December, we have included a gift guide of women owned businesses, helping you support female initiatives.  Enclosed within, you can also enjoy reading about Malala Yousafzai and Mako Komuro's wedding, the evolution of Disney Princesses, commentary on a feminist essay, the commemoration of a female lieutenant on the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, the analysis of a new Taylor Swift song, and an opinion piece on corporate action.  We hope you enjoy this month's newsletter, and thank you for reading and supporting Feminism Explained.

 This month, we would like to introduce our new columnists: Anuthmi Waas, Olivia Abraham, Paulina Hernandez, Madeline Ley, and Ariel Scheinblum! Feminism Explained has expanded its staff to now include writers desiring to educate the public on gender inequality. With their contribution, you can read about current news affecting women such as the decriminalization of abortion in Mexico, the Senate hearing against Larry Nassar, COVIDs impact on women, and more. Other topics include profiles on Marie Curie and Sian Proctor, as well as commentary on two feminist essays. We hope you enjoy this month's newsletter, and thank you for reading and supporting Feminism Explained!

We are so excited to celebrate the one year anniversary of Feminism Explained! We would like to give our sincerest gratitude to everyone who has supported us throughout this year. In this month's newsletter, we discuss the challenges women have faced in the Olympics, the venture capital industry, and in jazz music. We also feature guest author Devon Gates and an article from The New York Times writer Gretchen Reynolds. As always, thank you so much for reading Feminism Explained!

To kick off June, this month's newsletter features a variety of stories from an empowering female NASA engineer, to Latinx portrayal in pop culture, to two powerful guest opinion pieces, and more! We also celebrate Pride Month with an infographic of influential LBGTQ women and include the lyrics to a feminist song. Thank you for reading and we hope you enjoy this month's issue. 

In this month's issue, we share some important news and our choice of local nonprofit, where we will be donating our profits: Girl Power Rocks! We also recognize the upcoming Earth Day by telling the story of Marjory Stoneman Douglas, who fought for and protected the South Florida ecosystem, as well as discuss the scary realities of feminist issues impacting our community, and more. As always, thank you for reading and supporting Feminism Explained.

This month, we celebrate Black History Month with the stories of several successful Black women who have made profound impacts on both Miami and our nation's history. We also meet School Board member Luisa Santos, discuss how Generation Z is working to end the stereotypes in male-dominated STEM careers, and more! 

 Due to the holiday season, we have decided to combine the next two newsletters into one. In this fourth issue, we contemplate gender equality's impact on holiday gift-giving, celebrate Kamala Harris as the first female vice president, and connect with Miami Lighthouse for the Blind President and CEO Virginia Jacko. This newsletter also includes fun feature stories, a Neflix series reivew, and more! As always, thank you so much for reading and supporting our newsletter, and we hope that you have a wonderful holiday season! 

We are overjoyed by the response to the August issue, and we are excited to announce that we will now be collaborating with the P.O.W.E.R. club to help spread feminism throughout the community. This month we mourn the loss of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, but we also celebrate her accomplishments, as well as look into a local Latina-owned cosmetics store, high school business teacher Kamal James' take on being a male feminist, and more!