Activism
There Goes the Neighborhood: Can YIMBYs Reverse the Impact of Gentrification?
In cities with crunched markets, many people still can’t afford to buy or rent.
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7 Women of Color Activists Who Are Making History
Women of color activists are relying on collaboration as a leadership model for progress.
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Dishonor Roll: Is Campus Rape Activism Accessible?
The problem is clear: if it’s not accessible, not everyone can participate in campus rape activism.
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One Boy Can Change the World: Remembering Trayvon Martin Six Years After His Death
This country is full of systems that treat people differently based on their race.
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Beyond Resistance: Our new Global Feminism Fellow Considers What's Next
Our strategies for resistance are incomplete if they do not shift consciousness and replace the structures that oppress us.
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Backtalk: Is It Really Time’s Up in Hollywood?
In this first episode of 2018, Dahlia and Amy get into this year’s Golden Globes, the Time’s Up movement, and the misguided obsession for Oprah 2020. The Golden Globes is the first awards show since the fallout from the Weinstein effect and it didn’t shy away from talking about #... Read more »
Doing the Work: White People Must Invest In Anti-Racism
There’s a difference between simply not being racist and dismantling systems of oppression.
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Backtalk: Believe Women & Just Say No to Normalizing Nazis
This week, Dahlia and Amy talk about the latest attempt by conservative “infiltration” group Project Veritas to discredit the Washington Post for covering the sexual abuse allegations against Alabama candidate for the Senate Roy Moore and how this undermines the true stories of survivors.... Read more »
Sherman Alexie: Thanksgiving is a Story of Survival
A week before Thanksgiving, we talked with Sherman Alexie about the holiday and how he’s made it his own, imagining the traditional Thanksgiving feast as a celebration of survival.
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