Anna Grzebian is a LPGA tour member, and is part of the Wilhelmina 7.

They are being referred to as the “Wilhelmina 7” or the “W7”. Seven golfers from the LPGA are being dawned in bikinis, lingerie and evening gowns. The modeling agency Wilhelmina Artist Management is representing them, and working to seek sponsorship and endorsement […]

“A women’s place is in the kitchen.” This trite saying harkens us back to stereotypical images of an older place and time when women’s opportunities were limited to the confines of the home, particularly the kitchen—where women were relegated to the task of preparing and serving their family and guest meals. Today, you occasionally hear […]

by Andy Stefan
On the evening of June 19, over two-hundred residents of Washtenaw County filed into the First Congregational Church of Christ in Ypsilanti for a community meeting about recent federal raids on the local immigrant community. The event, organized by the Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights (WICIR), was billed as a public discussion […]

 
Happy Juneteenth! Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States! On June 19, 1865 Union soldiers landed at Galveson, Texas with news that the Civil War had ended and that the enslaved were now free. This was two years after Lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation which […]

Need jewelry? Indulge yourself without feeling the guilt by going to Annabelle’s Jewelry and Accessories. Annabelle’s is featuring beaded necklaces and bracelets from Envision Kenya, a non-profit committed to expanding educational opportunities in Kenya. 85% of your purchase will go toward funding tuition scholarships for underprivileged children in Kenya.

Envision Kenya was founded by Michigan alumna […]

One of the FAQs for Women’s Studies majors is, “Are there guys in your class?” Or some people don’t bother asking, and just assume that Women’s Studies is for women only. When I tell people, “Yeah, there are a good few men taking Women’s Studies classes—more in the entry levels, fewer in the upper levels.”, […]

Was Clinton victim to a sexist media? This question has been debated, analyzed and parsed. I don’t mean to be arrogant, but the answer is glaringly obvious. Yes, yes and yes! Clinton fell victim to a sexist media within a sexist society.
Is that a reason to vote for her? No, of course not. So […]

For the first time this decade, a study conducted by the PEW Research Center show that the global image of the US has improved…slightly. (No reason to get too cocky.) This should be good news to any US President, but the study shows that this change in attitude is prompted by people’s anticipation for […]

Today the University released its enrollment numbers for the Class of 2012–the first class whose entire admissions cycle took place after Proposal 2 has gone into effect.
>>Minority enrollment declined slightly from 10.8% last year to 10.5% this year.
>>There was a 7.8% increase in women applicants from last year; the number of women admitted dropped by […]

I am a three year member of the Facebook group “Crappy Asians”. Our idols are Harold and Kumar. According to the group’s description, one can gain membership if she is Asian and “has no work ethic; does not play the violin; doesn’t play Starcraft, doesn’t play DDR, [or] has a GPA below 3.9”.
But the members […]