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“Wynonna Earp” Shows Queer Romance Without Fanfare or Fear
Waverly and Nicole’s relationship is celebrated because it doesn’t rely on traditional tropes about same-sex couples.
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New Music Monday: The Franklys on Sexism in the Music Industry
The United Kingdom-based rock quartet is using their music to call attention to the ways the music business mistreats women.
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Purity Is a Scam: “The Keepers” Exposes the Hypocrisy of the Catholic Church
Catholics aren’t taught to protect themselves from those who want to harm them.
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BitchTapes: Body Positive Anthems for the Summer
There’s no such thing as a summer body, and this BitchTape proves it.
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“Wonder Woman’s” Credits Reveal The Sexist Mistreatment Of Women In Comics
Women in comics have deeper problems, like getting work in the first place.
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There's a Hack for That: Breaking down the epistemology of a technocult
The hacker ethos tweaks, exploits, or even subverts the system, but it does nothing to change it.
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21 Podcasts All Feminists Should Listen To
Podcasts that are worth investing in, especially if you’re a feminist.
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The Fragility of Silence: Unlearning Childhood Secrecy and Breaking the Chains in Adult Life
Sometimes silence is broken and exposed as the most fragile of things when someone steps forward with enough courage to end it.
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The Pleasure Dome: On Nonmonogamy and Casual Sex
With time, I’ve learned that under the layers of socialization—and jealousy—there’s deeper wiring that says yes to one, or yes to two, or yes to many.
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Transcending Genre: “The Boss” Brings Womanism To Urban Literature
The book seems to be about sexy, scantily clad women, but the core theme is wealth redistribution.
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