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• We're All Sick of the Objectification of Women. So How, and Why, Are We Objectifying Ourselves?

  By Emmaly Anderson| BUST Magazine Verified As feminists, we put a great deal of time and energy into critiquing and challenging the “male gaze” and how it objectifies us. We shun and express disdain towards media and individuals that value us solely based on how we look. Sexist trolls, pornography, influencers, photoshopped magazine covers, weight loss and plastic surgery advertisements – the list of everyday features in our lives that treat women as objects to be used and consumed is neverending.

  By Emmaly Anderson · BUST Magazine

  Mar. 02, 2023

• Is Reselling Thrifted Clothing Sustainable or Selfish? TikTok User Sparks Ethical Debate

  By Emmaly Anderson| BUST Magazine Verified Hike up your ‘90s Levis – social media users are in a heated debate concerning the ethics of reselling thrifted clothes online. Reselling, or “thrift flipping,” particularly on the app Depop, has been wrought with controversy for years, but the discourse has been re-ignited since one seller posted a now viral “thrift haul” video on TikTok.

  By Emmaly Anderson · BUST Magazine

  Feb. 27, 2023

• We're All Sick of the Objectification of Women. So How, and Why, Are We Objectifying Ourselves?

  By Emmaly Anderson| BUST Magazine Verified As feminists, we put a great deal of time and energy into critiquing and challenging the “male gaze” and how it objectifies us. We shun and express disdain towards media and individuals that value us solely based on how we look. Sexist trolls, pornography, influencers, photoshopped magazine covers, weight loss and plastic surgery advertisements – the list of everyday features in our lives that treat women as objects to be used and consumed is neverending.

  By Emmaly Anderson · BUST Magazine

  Mar. 02, 2023

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BUST Magazine

BUST Magazine is a third-wave feminist women's magazine founded in 1993 in New York City by Debbie Stoller, Marcelle Karp, and Laurie Henzel. It began as a photocopied zine and was created to challenge the narratives presented in mainstream women's publications. Over the years, BUST has evolved into a glossy, full-color quarterly magazine that covers a variety of topics, including fashion, culture, and feminist issues. The magazine features empowering articles, interviews, and columns that focus on women's perspectives and challenge societal norms. BUST targets women interested in feminist viewpoints and alternative culture, providing content that offers a more inclusive representation of women's lives. With a commitment to feminist values, BUST continues to be a significant voice in the feminist media landscape.