Mei, a third generation Chinese-American woman, went into her junior year of college with a mountain of student debt staring her down. — Mei, a third generation Chinese-American woman, went into her junior year of college with a mountain of student debt staring her down. “I was going to graduate owing tens of thousands of dollars,” she says, “and I was making $200 a week with my work-study job.” So Mei did what…

By: Stevie Noriyuki — By: Stevie Noriyuki Preface: As I began to write this piece as an educational essay I lost my voice. This topic is very important to me and relevant to so many of the things I believe in. Feminist Fatale Media is all about helping women find their voice. …

Earlier today, I typed into Google, ‘how to take care of long armpit hair.’ I was hoping to stumble upon some article about keeping armpit… — Earlier today, I typed into Google, ‘how to take care of long armpit hair.’ I was hoping to stumble upon some article about keeping armpit hair long and clean, or a forum for bushy pitted gals to exchange grooming tips. But all I got was article after article about how…

EUGENE OR- — EUGENE OR- Since protests began in May, Eugene protest culture has come to adopt a majorly anti-police stance, but when the protests were first starting out, the general emphasis seemed to be more on policy changes than police abolition. Except for one protest-group that dared suggest otherwise. “Policy changes (are…

Nat’s love of music has nagged at them since their middle school days. They started off with theatre in high school, composing pieces for… — Nat’s love of music has nagged at them since their middle school days. They started off with theatre in high school, composing pieces for the different shows the school put on. “I went to college and got a BA in psychology, kind of forgot about music, and really gave myself…

In four-piece Electric Guitar’s neon newwave synthscape, there are elements of art-punk and waves of spacey keyboard, and then suddenly… — In four-piece Electric Guitar’s neon newwave synthscape, there are elements of art-punk and waves of spacey keyboard, and then suddenly, there is rap. “We’re kind of genre-fluid,” says drummer, John Kisor, (23.) “We have songs in the realm of electronic hip hop ranging all the way to folk and recently…

Randi Graff sits across from me at the cafe-table, twiddling with her fox-vertebrate earrings and showing me photos of a coyote skull she… — Randi Graff sits across from me at the cafe-table, twiddling with her fox-vertebrate earrings and showing me photos of a coyote skull she has painted and decorated with crystals. “When doing pieces like this, I like to let the skulls speak to me and follow,” says Randi. “Every skull is…

“I love architecture,” Koko Graves says. “I structure my clothes like buildings. I’m influenced by the incompleteness or imperfections I… — “I love architecture,” Koko Graves says. “I structure my clothes like buildings. I’m influenced by the incompleteness or imperfections I see. The people that built imperfect buildings, whether they noticed they made a mistake or not, they just went ‘let it be’ and left it, and it added character.”

By — By Bambi Cumpston From the translucent ceiling of an air plant terrarium hangs a glass female form whose intricately sculpted curves are accentuated by the rope with which she is bound. This type of rope suspension, usually done on live female models, is known as Shibari. …