How Thousands of Americans Received Abortion Care Abroad Before "Roe v. Wade"
Persistent attacks on abortion access means grassroots efforts are still essential in addressing growing inequities in reproductive healthcare access, especially for underage women, women of color, and poor and rural women.
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Not Just Serena: Monifa Bandele Explains How Hospitals Kill Black Mothers
MomsRising’s Monifa Bandele explains how America can better serve Black mothers.
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Backtalk: Is It Really Time’s Up in Hollywood?
In this first episode of 2018, Dahlia and Amy get into this year’s Golden Globes, the Time’s Up movement, and the misguided obsession for Oprah 2020. The Golden Globes is the first awards show since the fallout from the Weinstein effect and it didn’t shy away from talking about #... Read more »
Douchebag Decree: No Moore, Less Apologists
Roy Moore’s campaign was stained by multiple allegations that he initiated sexual relationships with minors, his ridiculous ten-gallon cowboy hat, and the most inept spokespeople I’ve ever seen.
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We Are Not Yours: Black Women Are Supreme But Not Superhuman
Black women will not save liberals from themselves.
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Backtalk: Believe Women & Just Say No to Normalizing Nazis
This week, Dahlia and Amy talk about the latest attempt by conservative “infiltration” group Project Veritas to discredit the Washington Post for covering the sexual abuse allegations against Alabama candidate for the Senate Roy Moore and how this undermines the true stories of survivors.... Read more »
Backtalk: Louis C.K. & Election 2017
This week, Dahlia and Amy declare that Louis C.K. is cancelled after he’s finally admitted that the alleged rumors about him are true, albeit through a shitty non-apology. And they talk about the assault claims against Alabama candidate for Senate Roy Moore that will piss... Read more »
F.U.C.K. I.T.T. List: Making America "Great" is Costing Us Our Democracy
In the last entry for the F.U.C.K. I.T.T. List, we weigh the costs to democracy in order to make America “great.”
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Not My America: Patriotism, Thanksgiving, and White Erasure
You can’t celebrate a genocidal holiday.
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Wonder Woman and the Double Binds of the First Female President
In an early storyline from the ’40s, Wonder Woman becomes president in the year 3000. We can’t wait that long.
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