Explore the many ways the writers of The Syndrome Mag create awareness about issues of gender equality through humor.
PROMISE I stood in Loguen’s park, Rescuing Jerry again 169 years later Only our Jerry’s are a long list of son’s and daughters that never got to breathe again. I…
Oh, God, here we go again: another round of discussions on “diversity” with the aim of writing a statement of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” at my workplace. I’d rather be sitting…
I am not, by nature, an angry woman. Like ice without the cold, steam without the heat, both of which find their natural status to be water, my personal equilibrium is…
I need to make this clear to all my non-black people who decide to date black men and women — particularly white women. I have come across many white women…
Dear Future Hollywood Executives, This is a dispatch from June 2020, in the middle of a pandemic and escalated racial-political tensions. The world has gone mad; from Rome to Dallas,…
Karens are everywhere these days – demanding to see the manager, insisting that if they don’t get their roots touched up immediately they’ll set their KitchenAid mixers on fire, and…
you move like ocean tides graceful yet immersive, flowing between living and dying. I float within your sea, and I will continue to drift, even if you’re gone. even when…
There are five of us. After over a week of protests, we know we are safest if we go in numbers. In large, shiny, silver letters, Chad has the letters…
In a concerning phenomenon, which has spiked considerably since Elizabeth Warren’s exit from the Democratic Presidential race, progressive middle-aged white women across America are making the remarkable discovery that they…
It’s been a long, exhausting week for Black people. The wound from Ahmaud Arbery’s lynching by retired cops is still fresh. This week George Floyd joined Breonna Taylor on the…
