Politics
Very Online: Biden Beauty and the Presidential Merch Wars
Biden Beauty feels to me like less of an investment in Biden himself than the result of a nagging uncertainty.
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White Men Screaming: 5 Feminist Takeaways from the First 2020 Presidential Debate
The debate was all over the place. Here’s some clarity.
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Less Flawed Union: The Unsung Heroes of the Suffrage and Civil Rights Movements
Despite playing a pivotal role in the original suffrage movement, women of color reaped none of the reward.
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Our Loss: We Still Don’t Know How to Mourn Jewish Celebrities
It’s a disservice to remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a feminist icon but erase her Jewishness.
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Donald Trump Won’t Condemn White Supremacists Because He Is One
Donald Trump used a nationally televised debate to stoke flames that are already raging.
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Breonna Taylor, the Figurehead, the Martyr, the Product
Black women victims of police violence are treated as if they’re disposable, their names evoked only to sell magazines and increase social-media engagement.
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Beyond Deception: What It’s Really like to Be an Afro Latinx Scholar in Academia
For true equity, it’s time to intentionally center visibly Black Latinx scholars.
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Very Online: Distilling RBG into a Meme Warps Her Legacy
In death, the memeification of Ginsburg fails her.
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Finding Abortion Care Is Even Harder Than It Seems
Abortion is our right and we get to choose what we want for our bodies.
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Forced Collection: Abolishing ICE Is a Call for Reproductive Justice
The current forced sterilization of migrant women is not an aberration or anomaly in the history of this country.
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