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What’s Very Likely To Happen: The “Roe v. Wade” Endgame Comes to SCOTUS
Today’s case is not about one state’s decision, but about overturning decades of precedent.
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Man Down: "The Power Of the Dog" Is a Brutal Meditation on Masculinity
Jane Campion’s new film explores what makes a man, and what traps him.
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Freedom Fighters: Are Better Days Ahead in Palestine?
Palestinians’ will to free themselves from Israeli occupation is as strong as ever.
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5 Feminist Albums That Got Us Through November
Get emotionally vulnerable with releases from Adele, Lotic, Summer Walker, and more.
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White Lies: How Democrats React to Kyle Rittenhouse's Acquittal Matters
Encouragements to “just vote” tell a grieving country that we can be saved by continuing to do something that hasn’t saved us yet.
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Double Down: "King Richard" Is an Ode to the Power of Believing in Black Girls
“King Richard” succeeds in drawing us to root for the Williams family to beat the odds against them—the specter of both genteel and bloody racism, the gang violence that threatens their neighborhood.
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Righteous Spirit: Indigenous Horror Authors Tap into Tribal Traditions
These writers are resisting the long impact of colonization and Christianity, which forced Indigenous communities to either hide or abandon their stories.
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Rare Delight: : "Sort Of" Is a Refreshingly Complex Take on Nonbinary Life
What makes Sort Of work is its exploration of a nesting series of communities; one is diverse and queer, featuring people of a variety of genders and sexualities who move fluidly through each other’s lives in a way that highlights the rapid diversification of the LGBQT community... Read more »
Feminist-ish: The “Little Miss Badass” Trope
The trope itself is powerful because audiences also often perceive young women as vulnerable and nonthreatening, and the reveal that a character is secretly a Little Miss Badass subverts their own expectations of the narrative.
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Taylor’s Version: How Swift Created a Roadmap for Young Women in Pop
The intentionality of her rereleased albums only further cements what fans have known for almost two decades: Taylor Swift is nothing if not strategic about how she tells her story.
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