FLUIDITY
Bailee Pelton and her team explore stereotypes within gender and sexuality with the goal of inspiring everyone to be more comfortable in their own skin.
Performing Domesticity, Subverting Stereotypes
Claire Hubble writes about the relationship between art and theatre in the early 19th century and calls for a revolution in how we learn about these art forms.
Nhieu
In a photo essay, Tiffany Tran reveals women are nhiều or plenty and why this is still a revolutionary idea.
The Identifier 'Hispanic' is Outdated. Stop Using It.
Maya Georgi explains why - especially in a Census year - we need better words to define race, culture and ethnicity.
Radical Love
Naomi Graver explores how men experience love.
How the Revolutionary Young Lords Brought LatinX and Black Communities Together
Amanda Cruz delves into seminal activist history.
Your Quarantine Podcast
Maggie Salko upends our idea of podcasting.
Time to Reflect on Normalized Violence in Competitive Sports
Jackie Manno looks at why now is the time to review our need for aggressive contact sports.
Red
Poet and journalist Shelby Hall shares her thoughts about revolution in love in French and English.
What News Will Look Like Post-Pandemic
In the last three months, news production and consumption has changed more dramatically than the past decade. What can we expect post-pandemic? MMC students share their ideas.
Women belong in the kitchen
"Women belong in the kitchen" satirizes women role's within popular culture and heteronormativity. Inspired by the social construct of religion and its ability to plant women as means to be controlled.
Submitting to TwoTwoOne.NYC
TwoTwoOneNYC - TWOTWOONE.NYC ISSUE I: REVOLUTIONTWOTWOONE.NYC Marymount Manhattan College’s Digital Journal of Ideas and Culture CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ISSUE I: REVOLUTION We welcome students, alumni, faculty, staff and our extended