Written by Gracielle Dedo Origins The 1860s to the 1940s span the years that feminist literature came into actual fruition. The first feminist-based novel written by a woman in 1792 was Vindication of a Woman by Mary Wollstonecraft. It was not until this “first wave” hit that the movement was concrete. With these first few years of feminist literature being introduced, more women advocated for their rights. The Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 in New York emerged in this era. The convention promoted women’s right to vote, education, and marriage....
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Written by Natalie Mendoza Me gusta viviendo en Arizona en la primaveraporque las temperaturas son cómodas para cualquiera,pero el verano es como viviendo en el sol vemos en el cieloy recuerdo cortar mi pelo.El cada verano, trato no ir afuera.El cada año, primavera es verano,entonces verano es un horno.No me...
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By: Natalie M. - 10th Grader at ASU Prep Digital I cannot begin to emphasize how valuable the ASU West Experience has been to me. This Wednesday, my peers and I enjoyed an engaging, fun-filled day in which we peer-reviewed each other’s work from the leadership writing workshop, learned about...
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By: Eliza R. - 9th Grader at ASU Prep Digital Going to college is a big goal for most high school students, but it can be nerve-racking with all the unknowns. However, with the help of the new ASU West Experience program, 20 students have been able to set foot...
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Written by Gideon Batai Eight years ago, my family moved from Chicago, Illinois, to Tucson, Arizona. In many ways, I've thrived with the change. But one of the major drawbacks of the move was visiting with my mom's side of the family. They live in southwestern Michigan, and it's very...
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Written by Hallie Hadi Life is beautiful. But at times, many of us tend to become so blinded by what it throws at us that we forget to appreciate the beauty surrounding us. The world around us has so much to offer if only we would open our eyes and...
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Written by Gracielle Dedo Toxic Motivation Hustle culture and ultra-positivity-based motivation have given both the Millennial and now Gen-Z generation unattainable standards—social media raves on ‘glow-up’ culture. Content-based around how to constantly reinvent oneself to fit in with the current narrative has been around since the concept of idolization has...
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