[in]Visible Magazine

  On July 16th, 2013, Whose Line Is It Anyway? came back to television to the excitement of viewers everywhere. The show had been off air since 2007, so its return was a noteworthy event. I sat in anticipation, one of 2.92 million viewers, as the new host welcomed the audience to Whose Line Is […]

Vivienne Muller discusses the male-centered discourse within the queer community and its focus on privileged individuals at the expense of women and non-binary identities.

Kacey Jones chronicles the benefits of sports for women and girls and details the efforts made to keep young girls engaged in athletics.

As a society we still haven’t fully accepted gender equality. Today, our sexism is shown in our social habits and the way we react to strong women.

Tanya Wexler’s film Hysteria addresses women’s sexuality and issues of patriarchal control in the nineteenth century. Is this film’s historical portrayal of hysteria relevant today?

The historically male-dominant chain restaurant Hooters has decided to drastically change its advertising strategies to attract more female patrons. Read on to explore the ramifications this new campaign might have on our community and its portrayal of women.

The Starfire on Cartoon Network’s Teen Titans was someone to look up to. She was a loyal and loving friend to her teammates. She ate pizza, got zits, and kicked butt with her emotionally-fueled alien-power energy bolts. I searched her on Wikipedia one day when I was in middle school. What I found seemed to […]

What can Legos tell us about society? Toddlers aren’t the only ones paying attention to toys that reinforce gender stereotypes.

“Nice guys” across America have come together to create a list of reasons why American Women suck on the web page, TheNiceGuy. Daysha Edewi explores how these “nice guys” don’t seem to be so nice in the first place and what this web page signifies about the relationship between men and women in America.

Sixteen years old and diagnosed with cancer, how do you spend your final months of life? John Green’s latest young adult novel tells the story about what it means to be a youth living with cancer.