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BitchTapes: Holidaze Come-down

Still nursing that holiday burn-out? Use this mix to get back to you. 

On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: It's Time to Take Sexism Seriously as a Political Force

Today we’re reading about Jackie Evancho, Hidden Figures, and luchadoras.

Backtalk: Golden Globes & White Nationalist Book Deal

Dahlia and Amy dig into the recent Golden Globes with some highlights, lowlights, and Meryl Streep’s anti-Trump acceptance speech for her lifetime achievement award. One of the highlights included Tracee Ellis Ross’s win for her work on Black-ish, where she dedicated her award to women of color. The last time a Black woman won this award was in 1983 when...

Serena Williams Got Engaged to Reddit's Cofounder: Why Bigots, Black Men, and Feminists Care

At some point during the past decade, Hollywood decided that mixed couples just aren’t controversial anymore. The reality tells a different story.

On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: His Own Props, His Own Amen chorus, and His Own Facts

Today we’re reading about Jeff Sessions, Tennessee, and Trump.

Lovely Speeches Are Not Radical

In this political environment, we cannot afford to mistake nice liberal speeches for the radicalism needed to fight the dismantling of democracy and human decency.

#BlackGirlMagic Meets #BlackGirlScience in Hidden Figures

Johnson, Vaughn, and Jackson’s experiences at NASA fifty years ago will seem familiar to any woman today who finds she has to be the smartest person in the room in order to advance.

Jeff Sessions is a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

Jeff Sessions’s strategy at his confirmation hearing was to approach every question with a nice voice and a smile, praise for his questioners, careful phrasing, and a conveniently foggy memory.

On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: IUD Demand Since the Election

Today we’re reading about Goodnight Moon, Jeff Sessions, and Aziz Ansari.

Meryl Streep, Listen Up: Disability Shouldn't Be the Only Trump Card You Play

The worst thing about Trump, apparently, wasn’t that he wanted to kill disabled people via policy, but that he felt comfortable mocking them on national television.

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