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FEM, UCLA’s feminist newsmagazine since 1973, is dedicated to the empowerment of all people, the r

Mission Statement: FEM, UCLA’s feminist newsmagazine since 1973, is dedicated to the empowerment of all people, the recognition of gender diversity, the dismantling of systems of oppression, and the application of intersectional feminist ideology for the liberation of all peoples. FEM operates within an anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist, anti-racist framework. Our organization seeks to challenge o

ppression based on s*xuality, gender, race, class, ability, religion, and other hegemonic power structures. We create a wide range of compassionate multimedia content that recenters narratives often rejected or ignored within mainstream media. Beyond journalism, FEM engages in actionable praxes by building coalitions with other campus and community members. As self-reflective feminists, we are committed to unlearning and relearning alongside our global audience as the socio-political landscape in which we are situated continues to transform.

24/11/2025

Uphold THE OUTLAW ★

OUTLAW: FEM Newsmagazine’s Fall ‘25 print issue releasing December 1st.
One week left.

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17/11/2025

Come join us this Wednesday 6pm at Franz Hall 1260 for a screening of Watermelon woman!

Watermelon woman is a film that follows a young Black le***an working a day job in a video store while trying to make a film about Fae Richards, a Black actress from the 1930s.

16/11/2025

AFSCME 3299, the union that represents over 40,000 essential UC public works employees (dining hall workers, custodians, maintenance workers, etc.), is going on a two day strike!
AFSCME 3299 employees are fighting for livable wages, housing security, affordable healthcare, and job security. The UC has consistently met AFSCME 3299’s demands with bad-faith bargaining, leaving AFSCME workers without a contract for over a year.

Join the fight! This Monday and Tuesday, express solidarity with the UC’s workers and strike alongside them at Bruin Plaza and the Ronald Reagan Medical Center, 7am-4pm.
Email the regents or submit for public comment to let them know you want your tuition dollars going towards jobs and education. Email template available in our bio.
Join ‘s student walkout to Murphy Hall at 1pm this Tuesday, the 18th and let our administration know that we, the students, stand for people over profit.

Sources:
https://afscme3299.org/our-fight/
https://afscme3299.org/media/uc-union-coalition-condemns-universitys-blackstone-investments-calls-for-a-new-strategy-to-address-california-housing-crisis/
https://dailybruin.com/2024/07/24/ucla-spends-millions-on-pro-palestine-protests-considers-attendants-to-fund-costs
https://pestakeholder.org/reports/helter-shelter-how-blackstone-contributes-to-and-profits-from-californias-broken-housing-system/

05/11/2025

Dust off those pirate and cowboy costumes because we’re not done partying yet! 🤠🏴‍☠️

Live music by the lovely Ka! True, Lili Joy, and Lay Down Monster!

ALL proceeds will be donated to the Immigrant Defense Legal Center, an organization that provides free legal aid to immigrants at risk of deportation
(so you’re literally evil if you don’t come)

Venmo for presale, $5 entry or $8 for unlimited drinks! Presale ends at 5pm day of

Come party for a cause with us this Friday!

04/11/2025

AFSCME 3299 Interns, FEM Newsmagazine, SLAP, and UCLA Radio presents a Teach In on AFSCMEs ongoing contract fight!

AFSCME 3299 members have been fighting for a fair contract for over a year and a half and the UC continues to FAIL to meet their demands of fair wages, job security, affordable healthcare, safe staffing, and housing assistance! The UC has given AFSCMEs bargaining team a pitiful “best, last and final offer” all while the UC gives substantial raises and benefits to top UC executives…

Join us in learning more about AFSCMEs contract demands and how as students we can support and stand in strong solidarity with AFSCME members and their ongoing struggle!

“UC, UC, you’re no good! Treat your workers like you should!”

📅 Wednesday November 5
⏰ 6-8pm
📍RSVP for location here: https://forms.gle/PC1tKsPEi3vgxMZ28

13/03/2025

In “The Natural World As Property” author Cara Rieber explores the intersections of capitalism, property, and accessibility by reflecting on the eerie emptiness of luxury beachfront homes, relating how the commodification of nature and privatization of space create barriers to the natural world, reinforcing systemic inequalities and the haunting legacies of capitalism’s influence on land and lost love.

Read the full article under the Arts and Creative section on femmagazine.com. Link in bio! Photograph by Cara Rieber

Here’s an excerpt from the article: “But what of the stone that makes up the walls, the blue paint, the wood of the door? When will all of these elements come back from whence they came?”

12/03/2025

In “Nosferatu (2024) is a Film About Sexual Assault,” writer .remiker examines how Robert Eggers reimagines the classic horror story by focusing on Ellen Hutter’s trauma, portraying Count Orlok as a representation of her s*xual repression and violence.

Read the full article under the Entertainment section on femmagazine.com. Link in bio! 🧛🏾‍♀️Design by: Leeann Remiker

Here’s an excerpt from the article: “What makes it brilliant is its subversive, unique, and feminist rebranding of a horror classic that will continue to both haunt me and inspire me to heal from my own trauma for years to come.”

08/03/2025

In “I. How,” Nina Schmidt traces a fire born not just of flames, but of industry, capitalism, and systemic neglect. The poem moves through the wreckage of extraction and exploitation, asking what remains when a society chooses profit over people—when the only inheritance left is ash.

Read the full piece under the Arts & Creative section on femmagazine.com. Link in bio!
Design by: Layan Deng

Here’s an excerpt from the poem:
“what a terrible dance
it is, to watch
your children
bathe in
ash
instead of
rain.”

06/03/2025

In “‘Anora’ Is Not Another Cinderella Story”, writer reviews the film Anora, discussing how it is far more important to show the reality of being a s*x worker, and tell this story honestly, than it is to promote another unrealistic ideal.

Read the full article on femmagazine.com in the entertainment section. Link in bio!

04/03/2025

In “An Ode to David Lynch,” writer .remiker reflects on the impact of Lynch’s portrayal of women, trauma, and resilience, particularly through Laura Palmer in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.

Read the full article under the Entertainment section on femmagazine.com. Link in bio! Design by: Leeann Remiker

Here’s an excerpt from the article: “Rather than reducing these women into empty archetypes, David graces them with depth, curiosity, vigor, and bravery as they navigate their patriarchal environment.”

28/02/2025

⭐️⭐️ FEMSTARS ⭐️⭐️

a quick throwback to our welcome party 💋

28/02/2025

⭐️⭐️ FEMSTARS ⭐️⭐️

a quick throwback to our welcome party 💋

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