religion
White Dystopias: “Red Clocks” Ignores Marginalized Communities
Red Clocks leaves a lot to be desired.
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Neither Slave Nor Pharaoh: Finding the Divine in BSDM
To be Muslim is to be one who submits.
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Nothing New: America’s Conveniently Forgotten History of Anti-Semitism Is Us
Although anti-Nazism permeates U.S. media and culture, this construction of America as inherently anti-Nazi is just that, a construction.
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Undivided State: A Conversation on Feminism and Spirituality
Among all the falsehoods constructed about feminism, one of the most persistent is the notion that it does not mix with spirituality.
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Women Prophets: Exalting Religion's Most Controversial Feminists
And Your Daughters Shall Prophesy sees women’s lives as theologies.
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No Religion is Uniform: “Home Fire” Offers a New Vision of Women in Islam
Radicalization has more to do with vulnerability and a feeling of powerlessness than a religious tenet.
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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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Disturbing the Priest: 5 Passages from “Priestdaddy” That Had Me Rolling in the Pews
Patricia Lockwood’s memoir Priestdaddy is the funniest book I have read this year.
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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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When the Church Shuns Its Own: A Review of “Wilhemina’s War”
Wilhemina’s War follows Wilhemina Dixon, an elderly woman living in rural South Carolina who has HIV, after her church shuns her.
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