In a recent op-ed for the Cornell Daily Sun, FGSS major Anuli Ononye '22 gives us her tips on how to be a better Cornell feminist on this International Women's Day.
"I know this is a week early, but considering that my column is titled Womansplaining, there is no way that I’d pass up on a chance to write a column about International Women’s Day ––and more broadly, Women’s History Month. This year’s United Nations’ theme for International Women’s Day is 'Women in Leadership: Achieving an Equal Future in a COVID-19 World.' That is a long (and very important!) title, emphasizing the importance of elevating women into leadership positions amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. There is obviously no perfect feminist (contrary to my Instagram bio where I self proclaim myself the 'professional feminist') and no right way to advocate for women or gender justice. However, if you’re thinking about ways to be a gender advocate on campus this month, here are eight ways to be a 'better' Cornell feminist."
