Politics
What’s Very Likely To Happen: The “Roe v. Wade” Endgame Comes to SCOTUS
Today’s case is not about one state’s decision, but about overturning decades of precedent.
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Freedom Fighters: Are Better Days Ahead in Palestine?
Palestinians’ will to free themselves from Israeli occupation is as strong as ever.
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White Lies: How Democrats React to Kyle Rittenhouse's Acquittal Matters
Encouragements to “just vote” tell a grieving country that we can be saved by continuing to do something that hasn’t saved us yet.
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Minneapolis Uses Mutual Aid to Fight for Collective Liberation
The various forms in which mutual aid exists is why it’s so accessible.
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“This Is Not That Bad”: An Excerpt from Anita Hill's “Believing: Our Thirty-Year Journey to End Gender Violence”
How do three simple words—“not that bad”—become so powerful?
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SB 8 Is a Reminder That Abortion Is a Disability Issue
The subject of disability and abortion law doesn’t stop at hypothetical fetuses.
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Hyperfocusing on Afghan Women and Girls Isn’t the Feminist Take You Think It Is
The ongoing cultural discourse around Afghan women and girls is a haunting reminder of American warmongering that co-opted the idea of feminism to push for military intervention.
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20 Years Later, Muslim Women Reflect on Post-9/11 Islamophobia
Suspicious looks. Verbal harassment. Unshakeable fear.
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“My Body, My Choice” Doesn’t Meet the Demand of this Moment
“My body, my choice” is highly individualistic and—in the end—fails to convey the ways we’re bound up with each other.
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What Just Happened: The Texas Abortion Ban
The SCOTUS decision essentially spits on 50 years of constitutional precedent protecting abortion access.
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