Racial Roadblocks: The NAACP Lights a Flare on Anti-Blackness
It is nearly impossible to comprehend what it means to be a Black traveler in the United States today without confronting our long anti-Black history.
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The Heart of Whiteness: On Spiritual Tourism and the Colonization of Ayahuasca
Only in our current capitalist system is wellness considered a luxury.
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Popaganda: Labor of Love
Why do romance novels get such a bad rap? The genre is often maligned as being inferior to more “literary” writing, but there’s so much more to it than shirtless cowboys and inaccurate portrayals of BDSM etiquette. Romance writers like today’s two guests live in a complicated world. They navigate... Read more »
Making Waves: The Slow Crawl Toward Making Swimming More Inclusive
Significant barriers obscure women, people of color, and disabled swimmers from entering the water.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Damaging to Kids
It isn’t just a trauma—it’s a traumatic event that breaks the relationship that helps children cope with other traumas.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Your Juneteenth Reading List
These stories explain both the fraught history of the holiday and the need for celebration.
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Of Mice and Men: When Research Excludes Female Rodents, Human Women Lose
The scientific implications of excluding female animals from scientific and biomedical research are astounding.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: "Coco" & This Horrible Moment
“Coco is a movie about borders more than anything—the beauty in their porousness, the absolute pain produced when a border locks you away from your family.”
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