I wanted to be like women in porn
Sex on Tuesday
After I saw a woman make an 8-inch dick disappear like a magic trick and heard the guy moan, I thought, “OK, I can do that.”
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Gender inequality in the workplace: How recent college graduates can fix the ‘broken rung’
The fight against gender disparity can be intimidating, but through little changes, we can fix the broken rung even as new college graduates.
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Bossy or direct? How to make space for strong female voices
In honor of International Women’s Day, we at the Clog have compiled a few tips to help you support the strong women of the UC Berkeley community and make space for their voices.
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I am not diversity
git reset
Over the years, I’ve recognized that my appearance is perhaps the only outlier in this tech community that overwhelmingly represents individuals like me.
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To choose or not to choose
Sex on Tuesday
The notion of preferring one gender strikes me as a very heterosexual way of thinking, but preferences aren’t so crazy, even if you really like all your options. And I often used to wonder: Do I have a preference? And if so, why?
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Unlearning the patriarchy
Unsettled Settler
I now put conscious effort into decolonizing myself by challenging gender binary expectations. Even though I sometimes catch myself saying sorry when I shouldn’t, speaking too softly, or moving to the side to let men pass, I am self-conscious of those actions.
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On women and minorities…
While I do my best to intentionally recognize the strides being made by institutions to ensure that diversity and inclusion become practices embedded in their ways of functioning, I still do not understand how the term “women and minorities” continues to be a widely used phrase when we think about
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The titans of HBO: What sets ‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘Westworld’ apart in this Emmys race?
Instead of now-notorious critical favorite “Game of Thrones,” the favored contenders were the topical dystopian drama “The Handmaid’s Tale” and contemplative sci-fi show “Westworld.”
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What happens if the president dies? Devendra Banhart knows.
It’s hard to deny that Banhart’s “25th” is a reflection of the times, specifically of 2018. It is a work of art that surely should be studied by historians 50 years from now, as Banhart’s song comes at a time when the U.S. presidency is under intense fire.
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Rebel-with-a-cause Object as Subject rages, empowers on debut art-punk album ‘Permission’
This album may not be the best background music, but it is the perfect album to listen to when the desire for something distinctly different strikes.
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