Jasmin JosephWe Will All Endure a Death That Changes Us, This Was MineJoseph reflects on the death of a close aunt to cancer and how there may be a singular grief event which defines all others.Jul 30Jul 30
Jasmin JosephAt the Point to Give LifeReports of hysterectomies in ICE detention camps illuminates the disparities in research about repro issues that affect women of color.Sep 22, 20201Sep 22, 20201
Jasmin JosephThe Bad News: 2020 is Just the BeginningThe Good News is there’s still timeAug 24, 20202Aug 24, 20202
Jasmin JosephProtestors Don’t Owe You Peace“If we don’t have it, you aint gonna have it either, ‘cause we gonna tear it up…I don’t see why they don’t understand that. This flag is…Jun 19, 20203Jun 19, 20203
Jasmin JosephEnough is EnoughAmerica has long been a nation of contradictions — they’re just again brought to light by the outbreak of COVID-19Apr 22, 20201Apr 22, 20201
Jasmin JosephAll Billionaires are Morally Unfit to Be PresidentThe conditional state of “being a billionaire” is automatically disqualifying for the office of president on moral grounds.Feb 24, 2020Feb 24, 2020
Jasmin JosephinThe StartupPaid Parental Leave Would Change SocietyWhy won’t American politicians pass a comprehensive plan for universal paid leave? It gives women too much power.Nov 4, 2019Nov 4, 2019
Jasmin JosephSobre La Sujeto de las MujeresUna reflexión sobre las historias afro atlánticas de MASP y cómo el papel de la mujer en la sociedad se refleja en arte.Oct 14, 2019Oct 14, 2019
Jasmin JosephDead on the VineHow the entertainment industry profits off artists before leaving them out to drySep 27, 2019Sep 27, 2019