feminism
At its core, feminism is the simple conviction that women are equal to men in every regard, and should be treated as such.
The Hidden Dangers of Feminism
The dangers of feminism have become a topic of growing concern as society grapples with rapid social changes. While the feminist movement has achieved important goals like voting rights and workplace equality, critics argue that modern feminism has gone too far and is now causing serious problems. From feminism ruins families to creating deep social divisions, many people worry that the pendulum has swung too far in one direction.
By LaMarion Ziegler6 months ago in Viva
7 Feminist Myths That Inadvertently Hinder Women's Progress
Feminism has pushed society forward in big ways. Women vote, own property, and lead companies thanks to bold fights against old rules. Yet some ideas inside the movement trip up real change. These feminist myths sound good at first. They promise quick wins. But they hide tough truths and split people apart.
By LaMarion Ziegler6 months ago in Viva
Modern Dating vs. Feminist Values
Modern dating in today's world can feel complicated, especially when you're trying to balance feminist values in relationships with finding genuine connection. This guide is for anyone who's wondered whether being a feminist means compromising on romance, or if you can truly have both equality and love.
By LaMarion Ziegler6 months ago in Viva
5 Myths About Feminism That Need to Die
Feminism gets a bad rap thanks to persistent myths that cloud what the movement actually stands for. If you've ever wondered what feminism is really about or felt confused by conflicting messages, you're not alone. These feminism misconceptions affect everyone—women questioning whether they're "feminist enough," men wondering if there's a place for them in gender equality conversations, and anyone trying to separate feminism facts vs fiction.
By LaMarion Ziegler6 months ago in Viva
woo-woo weekdays ✨
“Find the goddess inside of yourself instead of looking for the god in someone else.” - Francesca Lia Block It’s Wednesday. I am sitting in traffic, rushing from work to home, to evening events and social engagements, with an afternoon coffee in one hand, my phone in the other, and a completely unregulated nervous system.
By Alys Revna6 months ago in Viva
weird girl diaries
hey get off the internet, I need to use the phone. Sixteen-year-old me was a force to be reckoned with. A product of her time, she was an emo kid to her very core. Her black box dyed hair was styled in a deep side part and side bangs, with stripey lavender highlight, of course. She spent her time holed up in her lime green bedroom, picking out the perfect song for her Myspace page, taking selfies with duck lips and her fingers in a peace sign, and waiting for her friends to come online on AIM.
By Alys Revna6 months ago in Viva
Empowerment: Ladies if You're Not Listening to Ingarose, You're Missing Out on A Gripping Voice & Powerful Message
I must admit, I'm one of those people who is sometimes late to the party, and I've been known to sleep and be the last one to find out about something really awesome that I eventually discover and enjoy immensely.
By Justiss Goode7 months ago in Viva
Mira Mediterranean Becomes a Power Room as Branson Cognac and Hakk Honor Industry Women by NWO Sparrow
A deeper look at the women behind the biggest wins in music, media, and culture by NWO Sparrow 50 Cent, Hakk, and Mira Mediterranean Toast the Women Behind the Scenes
By NWO SPARROW7 months ago in Viva
The goddess of ten thousand names.
I wanted to write about the goddess Isis for some time now, but felt like my understanding of her is too limited, and my perspective won’t do this powerful archetype a justice. Mainly because, just like the title of this essay suggests, she was the embodiment of countless archetypes, and I haven’t studied them enough.
By Eva Smitte8 months ago in Viva
