Originally from New York City, Senti is a recent graduate of Hampshire College, where she majored in women and gender studies and creative writing. Currently, she works as Environmental and Reproductive Justice Fellow with Massachusetts-based progressive nonprofit the Population and Development Program. She likes cozy sweaters, avocados always, and sassy feminist blogs.
These Are the Last of America's Dying Feminist Bookstores
Provocative Portraits Challenge Stereotypes of Gun Owners in the U.S.
A Simple Street Art Project Is Becoming a Movement to Fight Sexism in Big Cities
This Mother Could Go to Jail for Helping Her Daughter Have an Abortion
Banning Weddings and Baby Showers Won't Solve Sexism
"Going Both Ways" Doesn’t Go Both Ways For Men vs. Women
Forget What They Told You About the "Rules" Of Dating
The Biggest Regret 20-Something Women Have About Their Sex Lives
Turns Out Plan B Might Not Work For Some 20-Somethings
New Ads Featuring Women Who Want to Have Sex Are Shockingly Still Shocking
The Sexist Double Standard For Orgasms
This Site Will Make Sex Less Sexy
Most of Us Won't Get Married Until We're Over 35
Thinking You Can't Get Pregnant In Your 20s is An Illusion, Study Finds
One Woman's Radically Honest OkCupid Experiment Exposes the Truth of Online Dating
Would You Confront Your Street Harasser?
Maryville Rape Case: How the Internet Intervened, Saved the Day at Steubenville 2.0
How a Viral Piece On Male Sexual Assault Can Help Survivors
How Feminists Punked 'Playboy'
Shocking Women Everywhere, Hanna Rosin Declares Patriarchy Dead
