Explore the many ways the writers of The Syndrome Mag create awareness about issues of gender equality through humor.
As is the tradition in many divorced households with small, tax-deductible humans, my daughter was with her mother last Mother’s Day. Not wanting to miss out on the fun, however,…
Before writing this, I thought that a Mexican-American person writing an article about el Cinco de Mayo was a (less genocide-innuendo-packed) version of a Native American person writing an article…
Relationships are built on a delicately spun web of white lies, which is why I usually spend National Honesty Day locked in my bedroom because “I don’t feel well.” This…
There’s a phrase, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” I’ve always done well on the metaphorical side of that advice, but never literally. Because if I see a book…
I dislike it when the media labels any woman over a certain age as “grandmother.” Especially if that age is, say, 45. It seems that if someone has gray hair…
I have mixed feelings about gaps. The gap edging the Kaibab Plateau – a.k.a the Grand Canyon – is stunning, The Gap at the mall is not. Samuel L. Jackson…
We here at The Syndrome Mag love learning from funny women, so to celebrate International Women’s Day, we present this fun quiz to see if you can match the funny…
As you may or may not be aware, today, March 6 is National Dress Day. That dresses need a special day, I think, says something about their societal evolution and…
Mardi Gras is upon us. At least I think it is. The date changes every year, occurring 47 days before Easter – which also changes date every year. It’s like…
