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Gender
The reporting of Grady journalism students in Multiplatform Newsroom: Projects focusing on the issues involving gender in Northeast Georgia.
UGA Esports Club’s Only Female Leader Talks About Being a Woman in Competitive Gaming
When a young Hannah Suarez first stumbled upon her older sister’s gaming console at ...
Women in Business Re-Evaluated: How 2 Local Women See Limitations, Challenges
The number of women-owned businesses increased 21%, while all businesses increased only 9%, according ...
Georgia House District 117 Race Puts Reproductive Justice on the Ballot
Georgia, a historically reliable red state, has the potential to swing blue during this ...
Winder Venue Hosts First Drag Show In Barrow County
Some Barrow County residents celebrated Halloween this year by attending the first drag show ...
‘Shameful’ Stigma Surrounding Athletes, Their Periods
Periods play a role in the lives of the majority of women ...
We All Need Someone to Talk to, But That Might Not Be An Option: Mental Health in the Time of COVID-19
You can’t go outside, loved ones in major cities are getting sick, you just ...
Link Between Representation and Identity: How Self-Embodiment is Fueling Gender Fluidity
From a young age, some choices as basic as color schemes are used to ...
How the Current Cultural Landscape is Revitalizing Male Cheerleaders
It was one of the most highly anticipated days for Georgia football in the ...
Advocacy for LGBTQIA Children, Youth Grows in Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta
Important Note: Click the speaker icon in the upper, left-hand corner of each image ...
Who Are Nonbinary People? A Look At A Growing American Population
This is an interactive video. Click on the yellow “i” indicators to ...
Transgender Inclusion in Athletics
At all levels of sports, transgender athletes are breaking barriers, simultaneously stepping onto the ...
The Legal Transition: Name, Gender Markers on Government Documents May Complicate Voting for Transgender People
When University of Georgia senior Van H., who requested that his last name not ...
