Popaganda: When Your Parents Are Deported
Donald Trump issued executive orders that call for the deportation of any and all undocumented immigrants in the United States. Reporters estimate that would mean the deportation of 11 million people.Imagine coming home from school and your dad is gone. But what will thousands—or millions—of... Read more »
What Just Happened?: #ProtectTransWomen Day of Action
Today is a national day of action to #ProtectTransWomen, and we’re issuing this What Just Happened because it cannot be said enough: Trans women are women.
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The Ides of Trump
Make some good trouble today by participating in the Ides of Trump, a campaign to overwhelm the White House with postcards letting 45 know how his constituents really feel about him and his policies.
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What Just Happened?: A Day Without A Woman
Don’t assume that one person’s strike bolsters another person’s freedom.
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Mourning Norma McCorvey: The Story of Jane Roe is a Lifelong Struggle to Heal from Hardship and Abuse
Norma was not wounded by the abortions she didn’t have. She was wounded by life.
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Appropriating Audre : On The Need to Locate the Oppressor Within Us
Appropriations of Lorde not only rob her work of nuance, sensuality, and creativity, but also fail to do what she asked most of feminist movements: to center a racial analysis in feminist and queer work.
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Reverberations: History and Legacies of Resistance in Black Women’s Music
These acts of transfer, of protesting social conditions and the status quo through music, continue to remain integral to Black women’s survival and protest.
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Popaganda: Who Writes Our History?
History isn’t static—it’s the stories we tell ourselves about the past. And that story changes depending on who’s doing the telling.
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A Conversation and Constellation for Sandra Bland
The problem with talking about race and racism is that it forces us (white and non-white alike) to recognize our complicity in a far deeper problem. It would mean we are in a shared struggle not just to defeat this administration. In short, it would mean we are in a revolution.
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Love as Political Resistance: Lessons from Audre Lorde and Octavia Butler
We don’t learn to love in a linear path, from self to family to friends to spouse, as we might have been taught. We learn to love by loving. We practice with each other, on ourselves, in all kinds of relationships.
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