The Three Magazine is run by Karly, Jo and Hannah. We are three ladies from three different countries sharing our feminist view of the world.
By Hannah Tyler Spoiler alert for a whole lot of space movies. Over the past few weeks I’ve been having what I insist on calling Space Lady Season: watching films that involve female scientists in space (or near aliens). I managed to get through Arrival, Interstellar, Contact, and Proxima before I decided to ruin something … Continue reading Women Own the Void
By Alison Vincitore Today The Three Magazine is excited to feature the second part in an essay series by guest contributor Alison. To read Part 1, click here. As I’m sure you can imagine if you read Part 1 of this series, I’ve always been a crier. Even in public. I wouldn’t be surprised if … Continue reading All the Times I’ve Cried in Exercise Class — Pt. 2: Kundalini Yoga
My tattooed skin is a map of where my brain and heart have travelled. Continue reading Pain and Pleasure: Claiming My Skin
I could feel the ridiculous nature of what I was doing as I tapped my card on the card reader. I feel like if I can only get my apartment looking perfect—if it smells pretty, if it feels cosy enough—all of these things will insulate me from The Badness. Continue reading I Keep Buying Things, Please Help
I’ve always wanted to be a witch. They are the ultimate underdog, shape-shifting entities who are hard to pin down—who knows what they have in their collections of spells and potions? Continue reading The Witch is Back
I’ve seen and experienced the many ways mental illness has snaked its way through my family history. It’s looked like a lot of things: drug use, alcoholism, overeating, undereating, moodiness, withdrawal from life… But it all comes down to the same thing—mental illness. Continue reading Let’s Talk About Mental Health
Trump offers students a role model that has obtained the highest office in the country, without any need for further maturation. Beyond being deeply unfit for office, these children have nothing in common with him. Continue reading Back in School
It’s not always a comfortable place to be, realising that a word I myself used not too long ago is one that now makes me wince. But as a proud progressive, comfort isn’t the quality I most value—inclusion is. Continue reading The Power of Words
To celebrate our one year anniversary, we’re looking back and sharing a few of our favourite pieces. Continue reading Celebrating One Year
There is no miracle cream for a deformed face and I’m just fine. I’m the girl at the end of the ad who got the date. Continue reading How I Was Told To Feel About My Scar
