Our voices are about rediscovering our curiosity and exposing that capitalism is the tragedy in society that distances women from equality

Brown, Melissa

DeGroff, Julia

Fort, Rachael

Lai, Audrey

luxon, becky

Maldonado, Annette

Rosen, Maggie

Schroeder, Tambria

Tallents, Alise

Wilk, Amber

Wright, Kelsey

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Dissenting Voices
Volume 6 | Issue 1
9-7-2017
Our Voices
Melissa Brown
The College at Brockport, mbrow15@brockport.edu
Julia DeGroff
jdegr2@brockport.edu
Rachael Fort
rfort1@brockport.edu
Audrey Lai
The College at Brockport, alai1@u.brockport.edu
becky luxon
rluxo1@u.brockport.edu
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Brown, Melissa; DeGroff, Julia; Fort, Rachael; Lai, Audrey; luxon, becky; Maldonado, Annette; Rosen, Maggie; Schroeder, Tambria;
Tallents, Alise; Wilk, Amber; and Wright, Kelsey (2017) "Our Voices," Dissenting Voices: Vol. 6 : Iss. 1 , Article 2.
Available at: http://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/dissentingvoices/vol6/iss1/2
Our Voices
Authors
Melissa Brown, Julia DeGroff, Rachael Fort, Audrey Lai, becky luxon, Annette Maldonado, Maggie Rosen,
Tambria Schroeder, Alise Tallents, Amber Wilk, and Kelsey Wright
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Our Voices 
Our voices are about rediscovering our curiosity and exposing that capitalism is the 
tragedy in society that distances women from equality. We seek to unmask those who 
have been silenced and give them the agency to share their experiences and voice with 
the world as a historical and experiential reference as to why and how women are 
oppressed. By raising awareness about the strict gender binary, we are dismantling 
stereotypes and saying “fuck you!”  We seek to show that religion and feminism don’t 
have to be at odds and that the nuclear family isn’t the only definition of family. We 
encourage giving young women hope when no one understands, owning who you are, 
and being free to express yourself in ways that make you happy. Be you, do you! Don’t 
let the bastards grind you down! 
Mel Brown, WMS, PSH  ‘18 
Julia DeGroff, WMS, SOC, ‘17 
Rachael Fort, WMS ’17  
Audrey Lai, WMS ‘17 
Becky Luxon, WMS ‘17 
Annette Maldonado, WMS ‘17 
Maggie Rosen, WMS ‘17 
Tambria Schroeder , WMS, PLS, INT, “17 
Alise Tallents, WMS, HLS, “17 
Amber Wilk, WMS ‘17 
Kelsey Wright, WMS ‘17 
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