Remember Me: The History of Día de Muertos
The cobblestone streets of Pátzcuaro, Mexico, bustle with frenzied preparation in the weeks leading up to Día de Muertos.
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The Intimidation Game: Donald Trump and the GOP’s History of Voter Suppression
These laws are very deliberately crafted to target people of color, low-income people, and disabled people.
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Out of the Dark: Illustrators Capture Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s Breathtaking Moment
One image encapsulated the morning of September 27, when Dr. Christine Blasey Ford addressed the Senate Judiciary Committee: a photograph of Ford, eyes closed and right hand raised, taking an oath of honesty in front of the world.
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Et Tu, Brutes: Donna Zuckerberg on How Misogyny Red-Pilled the Classics
When the Red Pillers—online communities of far-right, anti-feminist men—need to back up their misogynist and racist claims, they look to Ovid, Euripides, or the Stoics.
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Eclipsing Fame: “A Star is Born” Treats Pop Music as a Telltale Sign of Selling Out
What Jackson comes to describe as Ally’s artistic insincerity is very nakedly the nascent bloom of his own jealousy.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Bill Cosby Sentenced in Sexual Assault Case
The serial rapist received a sentence of three to ten years.
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Blue Comedy Queen: Bawdy Comedy Legend Rusty Warren Moves to Center Stage
This is a long overdue chance for Rusty Warren to be more than a historical side note.
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BitchWatch: 14 Bitch-Approved TV Shows You Should Watch This Fall
This fall’s TV shows truly have something for everyone.
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You’ve Heard This One Before: The Zero-Sum Legacy of “A Star Is Born”
You can think of this story as a life-force transference, or, if you’re cynical, a law of nature.
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On Our Radar—Feminist News Roundup: Digitizing the World's Knowledge
The devastating fire at the National Museum of Brazil shows the fragility of history.
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