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This Ombud’s For You: What the End of the NYT’s Public Editor Means
Right now seems like an especially weird time to get rid of a first-line advocate for media transparency.
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Whiteness as a Weapon: The Historical Wounds of “Unforgettable”
While the plot of Unforgettable is good, campy fun, it also lays bare how white women often use their cultural presumption of innocence against women of color.
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Ivanka’s World of “Women Who Work”: FEMINISTS UNITED TO COMBAT KAKISTOCRACY IN TRUMP TIMES
Ivanka Trump says she doesn’t know what it means to be “complicit,” but she does claim that she will improve the lives of “working women.”
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Teenage Fever: “Everything, Everything” Subverts the Whiteness of Teen Romance Movies
Everything, Everything proves that teen romance movies don’t have to revolve around whiteness.
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BitchTapes: Go Back to Bed
It’s a holiday weekend, and the beginning of summer. But it’s ok if all you want to do are listen to these quiet songs and get back under the covers.
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Science is Sexist: Slaying Male Superiority in “Inferior”
Inferior challenges the idea that there are fundamental differences between the way men and women’s brains are “wired.”
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Black Women as Cultural Deities: A Review of “We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85”
Invisibility is the theme woven throughout “We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–85,” an exhibit currently housed in the Brooklyn Museum.
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Fandom is Feminist: Queering Boy-band Obsession in “Grace and the Fever”
Grace and the Fever follows high school senior Grace Thomas as she meets Jes, a member of her beloved Fever Dream.
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Poetic Resistance Against Everyday Transphobia, Racism, Ableism: A Review of "When the Chant Comes"
Within its pages, When the Chant Comes delivers profound, often gut-wrenching meditations that explore what it means for Barrett to navigate life in the United States as a disabled, pilipinx-amerikan, transgender queer.
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New Music Monday: Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm on the Healing Power of Music
Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm is using music to advocate for people who are chronically ill.
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