Pink Cadillacs and Pipe Dreams: How Multi-Level Marketing Companies Scam Women
There’s no way to make money from MLMs.
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Her Own World: The Unsettling Objections to Teen-Girl Cartoon Reboots
The cultural expectation that young girls should uphold the beauty standards imposed on adult women is a slippery slope.
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Backtalk: Thank You for Voting—Next!
This week, Dahlia and Amy give an update on the latest horrifying policies the Trump administration are hoping to force into law. Beyond the midterm elections, the monsters in the White House are working overtime to push through harmful legislation including limiting gender to being recognized to... Read more »
Remember Me: The History of Día de Muertos
The cobblestone streets of Pátzcuaro, Mexico, bustle with frenzied preparation in the weeks leading up to Día de Muertos.
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Dial Femme for Murder: How Female P.I.’s Inherited the Hard-Boiled World of the Private Dick
In the past few decades, women private eyes and their tough-gal attitudes have managed to almost take over the genre of the classic mystery novel.
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Douchebag Decree: Megyn Kelly Is Cancelled
Megyn Kelly’s show was 60 minutes of Beckery.
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Turning Fury Into Fuel: Three Women Authors on Publishing’s New Investment in Anger
Infiltrating the toxic architecture, learning and exposing its mechanics, cutting the wires, and burning it all down is my type of Trojan Horse chess play—being strategic and precise, turning fury into fortitude.
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Breaking the Covenant: What Does Solidarity Look Like for Sexual-Assault Survivors?
Women who publicly support men who abuse and violate women are communicating that your pain does not matter.
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Backtalk: Let’s Take Refuge in Horror
This week, Dahlia and Amy get creepy and ghouly about screen horror (as opposed to the horror of our everyday lives). In this Halloweeny episode, we dig into the role of horror film and TV and how it helps us cope with our lived realities. We’ve also got a Petty Political Pminute starring our... Read more »
Half the Battle: Linda Hirshman on the Women Who Made Sexual-Harassment Law Possible
“No social movement succeeds without coming to the anger place at some point.”
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