Ample Cleavage, 2000

Ample Cleavage was a feminist magazine published twice a semester with the intention of spreading radical feminist ideas on Oberlin College's campus. The publication is a thin magazine composed of academic articles, poetry, student op-eds, visual art and photographs. Run by an editorial board composed of Oberlin students, the publication's articles both humorously and seriously explore topics such as lesbians, female masturbation, rape culture, and structural violence in Guatemalan family structures. Ample Cleavage often discusses a lack of institutional support at Oberlin for survivors of sexual violence.