Music
Rendered Invisible: Pocahontas Is Not a Sex Symbol
We cannot end violence against Native women and girls if we continually sexualize them.
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I Knew You Were Trouble When You Logged In: “The Swift Life” Monetizes and Exploits Fandom
Taylor Swift manipulates a feeling of closeness to deepen fans’ investment.
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“Extra Ordinary” is a Continuation of Black Radical Tradition
Nappy Nina’s debut EP floats in the air between Oakland and Brooklyn.
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“Semper Femina” is Deeply in Love with All Things Women
Semper Femina, is, perhaps more than anything, the work of a consummate professional.
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“Soft Spots” Gives A Fresh Take on Queer Desire and Visibility
Soft Spots is aptly named, with songs about wounds that have possibly healed and grown stronger, but are still tender to touch.
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Bitch Approved: 3 Podcasts Feminists Should Listen To In November
Plug in your headphones and get your life.
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“Loud Women” Is a Feminist Rallying Cry for the Marginalized
“Loud Women!” screams “fuck you!” to the toxic, draining, soul-sucking people and institutions that only serve to drag us into darkness.
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St. Vincent Turns Up The Volume On Herself
After four albums of art rock, this is the one where she’s finally coming for everyone’s hearts and minds.
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