Baleigh Scott

A defense of the social media filter on society

Incredibly difficult, but oh, so worth it

We should be careful not to turn people into irredeemable victims of circumstance.

The new TV comedy traded relatability for vulgarity.

Playboy brings back its old ways, saying ‘nude is normal.’

And the photographer’s stance on the portrayal of women is very refreshing.

No one’s earning a better seat at the table this way.

If you don’t want to strip down, that doesn’t mean you have poor body image.

Let's put healing first.

#MaybeHeDoesntHitYou reveals the power of when social media is put to a good use.

The ideal body is always changing, so basing your identity on being "sexy" is never going to make you happy.

There's nothing wrong with the term, but using it for someone of Amy's size is not cool.

When advertising goes wrong...

Where are we a decade later?

We couldn't agree more with the #WomenNotObjects campaign's latest video.

What will gender equality really take? This actress has a great answer.

Dismissing a sportscaster's opinion because someone violated her privacy makes no sense.

We may not be Oscar-winning actors, but we could all learn a thing or two from the way she chose to respond.

"People become body parts."

This is a truly heartwarming display of solidarity.

Broader beauty standards aren't so new, actually.

Why Playboy’s ‘transformation’ ought to concern us

Street harassment can happen to anyone, regardless of what we wear—but our clothing choices still matter.