All of the Work, None of the Credit: Don’t Drop the Ball on the WNBA’s Activism
Women athletes are at the forefront of political activism.
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Backtalk: Jemele Is Not Wrong & the Emmys
This week, Dahlia and Amy talk about the very factual statement: Donald Trump is a white supremacist, as tweeted by sports journalist and truth-teller Jemele Hill, and the highs and lows of this year’s Emmys. Last week, Trump supporters were in an uproar over Hill’s tweets calling Trump... Read more »
Blood on the Tracks: Buffy Sainte-Marie On the Power of Native American Music
“Power in the Blood” is perfect protest music.
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Power In Our Pride: Two Spirit Nation Leads The Way
There is power in celebrating who we are.
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Busting Stereotypes: Native American Women Are More Than Princesses and Squaws
Busting myths about Indigenous women.
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Drawing the Line: “Comics for Choice” Takes On Abortion Stigma
Sharing their abortion stories helps destigmatize the medical procedure.
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Monuments and Monstrosities: Confronting the Racism Behind Reproductive Research
Experimentation on women of color to advance medical research is a common thread in reproductive history.
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Backtalk: Trump & Tina Fey Respond to Charlottesville
This week, Dahlia and Amy dive into the two of the most awful and inadequate responses to the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Beginning with Trump’s comments that there was “blame on both sides” when violence erupted at the “Unite the Right” rally last week, resulting in... Read more »
What Just Happened?: Charlottesville
White supremacy is not a recent phenomenon. It is the founding and continued institutional ideology of this country.
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Popaganda: Body positive beach times
The beach is supposed to be a place of relaxation. But, as we all know far too well, it’s also a place of high anxiety. Nothin’ puts body positive feelings to the test quite like slipping into what’s essentially colorful underwear and parading around in the midday sun in front of a bunch... Read more »
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