By Rebecca Hoffman In such a liberal day and age where laws, marriage, and religion are in constant flux it’s amazing how prudish some people can still be about basic diction. Anatomical terms manage to send Republicans into a tailspin and many synonyms are deemed offensive. If taking our leaders seriously wasn’t challenging enough already, 
By Rebecca Hoffman Pink dresses, pink razors, pink tasers. Oh my! It’s every woman’s dream come true. Now she can defend herself and look feminine at the same time. Because nothing says, “Get back,” like a cute hot pink can of pepper spray. Self-defense is no longer only a precaution, but increasingly a fashion statement 
By Magdalena Burnham Before I watched the season premiere of The Real L Word, a reality show following a group of Los Angeles-based lesbians, I was lucky enough to meet two of the stars, the unbelievably gorgeous Lauren and Amanda. They were enthusiastic as they discussed the new season. “Both coasts colliding is really the 
By Rachel Khona Ever since that fateful episode of “Sex and the City”, when Berger says to Miranda “He’s not just into you,” I’ve questioned the validity of the statement “He’s just not that into you.” And why is the onus on the woman? On the contrary, what if he just doesn’t have any balls? 
Planned Parenthood of New York City will host their eighth annual benefit Tuesday night By Rebecca Harris Young professionals and feminists from across the city are sure to come out to the West Side next Tuesday for an evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, live music, circus acts and a few naughty surprises. Planned Parenthood of 
By Rachel Khona When people think of vibrators, they generally think of the Rabbit. A giant vibrating penis that single women use to get themselves off or that guys are intimidated by. But times are a changing. Vibrators now come in all shapes, sizes, and variations geared towards all different kinds of sexual stimulation. I 
