Politics
Brokest System: Progressive Candidates Keep Their Distance from Welfare Reform
Every person, regardless of their income level or employment status, is worthy and valuable and deserves to be treated with respect and dignity.
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Elizabeth Warren’s Healthcare Plan is a Step Forward for Disability Justice
Historically, the disability community has not been considered a key demographic for politicians.
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What Just Happened?: The Acquittal of Donald Trump
Even if the arc of the moral universe does bend toward justice—and it’s not clear that it does—it’s little comfort in a time as tenuous as this one.
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Popaganda: Inside Michele Pred’s Feminist Artist Studio
Pred has spent the last few years transforming vintage purses into political statements.
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A Time to Sing: “Un Violador En Tu Camino” Becomes a Global Protest Anthem
The song is a clear, material, experience-based assessment of universal structures of power and what they do to us.
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Listening for Footsteps: Offering Brief Safety in a Hostile Place
Sanctuary is not simply a set-apart or sacred place, but rather the activity of fostering relationships built on care, mutuality, and reciprocity.
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Backtalk: Weinstein in Court
This week Dahlia and Amy talk about the beginning of the trial against Harvey Weinstein in New York.
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Need an Abortion? There’s an App for That
Now there’s an even more intimate way to access abortion information that can be truthful and reliable or wildly misleading—an app on your smartphone.
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I Walk the (Front)lines: A Clinic Escort on the Politics of Protection
No matter what happens to Roe v. Wade, whether it is struck down or slowly eroded by seemingly benign restrictions, it won’t stop clinic escorts.
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Fighting Chances: Patriarchy, Pain, and Protest in India
If a constructed Hindu past is projected onto the future, along with it come caste supremacy and patriarchy.
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