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6 Rad Poets to Read This National Poetry Month
You should savor the work of these great contemporary poets this month and every month hereafter.
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15 Indigenous Feminists to Know, Read, and Listen To
Native American stories and voices have been long ignored by mainstream social culture.
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Stuck in the Media Spotlight, LGBTQ Muslims Often Feel Exploited
Queer Muslims have the difficult job of figuring out how to advocate for themselves and their communities.
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In the Frame: Artemisia Gentileschi, the Artist Who Broke the Mold
My ultimate empowered female art heroine is a woman who made a career for herself long before the word “feminist” was in use.
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Backtalk: Scammer SZN
This week, Dahlia and Amy get into all things scammy. The recent news of what the FBI called “Operation Varsity Blues” has revealed a multi-million dollar college admissions scheme run by an organization to aid wealthy parents in bribing university administrators and college prep tutors to pay... Read more »
The Forgotten History of the Women Who Shaped Modern Advertising
It’s easy to dismiss advertising as an anti-feminist industry.
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Here For a Black Planet: Solange’s New Album Sparks Nostalgia for a Pioneering Social-Media Platform
Solange’s partnership with BlackPlanet feels like its own homecoming.
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The History of Manless Climbing
What does true gender equality look like in the climbing world?
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The Art of Dying: Death Doula Marne Lucas Is Changing Our End-Of-Life Aesthetics
End-of-life doulas explain to families what death is going to look and sound like.
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The Forgotten History of Female Athletes Who Organized Their Own Olympics
Men barred “those delightful creatures” from competing at the Olympics. So female athletes protested by making their own games in 1922.
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