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Girl, Uninterrupted: A Q&A with Feminist Fashion Writer Kim France
There are women in this world who, when they hear the name “Kim France,” literally gasp because they are so. Damn. Excited. And rightly so: As a writer, editor, and blogger, France has had a dreamworthy career in zeitgeisty print... Read more »
Fabulous, Opinionated, and Feminist: An Interview with Tom and Lorenzo
Feminism and fashion might not always seem like the perfect fit, but after checking out Tom Fitzgerald and Lorenzo Marquez’s eponymous site, you may come away with some new ideas.
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Steamed Up: The Slow-Roasted Sexism of Specialty Coffee
Women baristas are now suffering from some of the same setbacks women chefs have encountered for several decades.
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Food From the Cusps: A Q&A with Kay Ulanday Barrett
This article appears in our 2014 Winter issue, Food. Subscribe today!
Kay Ulanday Barrett is a spoken-word artist, poet, performer, and activist who has engaged in collaborations with a number of righteous organizations for racial and gender justice, including the Brown Boi Project and the... Read more »
Let’s Talk about Sexy Halloween Costumes
It’s sexy costumes season!
In this 20-minute conversation from our Dress Up podcast episode, Bitch Creative and Editorial Director Andi Zeisler and Online Editor Sarah Mirk talk with independent fashion designer Adam Arnold... Read more »
I Explored Toronto's Lesbian Feminist Haunted House—And Survived.
Every year on Halloween, evangelical religious groups set up hell houses: horrific theatrical events that showcase sins like fornication, abortion, and same-sex relationships—sounds like a scarring experience for those who... Read more »
“Traditional” Marriage Isn’t One Man, One Woman. It’s One Man and One Other Man’s Property.
Marriage was a business arrangement in which love was highly incidental.
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Target Market: Black Women with Guns: Frontier Feminists or Insurrectionists?
The guns Black women carry are symbols of their abilities to be both frontierwomen and nurturing warrior mothers birthing a new generation of revolutionaries.
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