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- find our take on what's happening in the world around us,
- get recommendations on all things movies, TV, music, and books,
- discover new artists and businesses within the Brooks community,
- get updates on sports, clubs and school events,
- find new and helpful resources and opportunities to make your life just a little bit easier!
Follow us on all our socials to keep up to date with everything BALM!
FEATUREd article
The myth of a woman
february 2025
The relationship between womanhood and lesbianism is complex because it involves navigating societal expectations of femininity and the individual expressions of lesbian identity. In the past, the idea of womanhood has been associated with submissiveness, motherhood, or the general idea of centering men and being complacent in that situation.
So by those definitions, lesbianism at its core is the antithesis of what it is to be a woman.
isis shephard
THIS month's Articles
Tune in to a collection of Op-Eds, Media Reviews, and Creative writing written by our BALM members this month!
