Popaganda: Will Veganism Save the World?
Is it possible to reduce veganism to a diet or wellness thing, or is it inherently political?
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The Defenders: Colombian Women are Putting Their Lives on the Line for the Earth
Latin America was by far the most dangerous region in the world for environmental advocates, and Colombia has consistently been one of the most dangerous.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Busy Philipps Accuses James Franco of Assault
Busy Philipps stated that the actor violently “threw her to the ground” while on the set of Freaks and Geeks.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Accessibility Cannot Be an Afterthought in Disaster Planning
We need to do way, way better.
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Valuable Resources: The Ableist Fight Over Plastic Straws
Straws are easy to target, but cities and companies still rely on environmentally harmful practices.
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Polarizing Science: How Denialism—On Both Sides of the Aisle—Puts the Work of Science In Jeopardy
The more we weaponize science for political points, the more we’ll see a rise in science denialism.
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BitchReads: 19 Books Feminists Should Read In May
Does it get any better than Zora Neale Hurston?
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We Need More than Just Crumbs: In search of Africa's Afrofuturist narratives
By honoring Black life in all imaginings of our futures, these films present us with a blueprint for worlds in which where Blackness is honored, period.
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The Fragility of Solidarity: Family History and Political Identity
Easier to blame POC “identity politics” than anti-Blackness or wages of whiteness. Easier to fall in line with the new president than to resist.
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DRAWN OUT: On the overconsumption of avocados
We all know avocados are delicious, but there are many complexities involved in their overconsumption.
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