Tag: feminism

Columns

Traveling While White

Rafia Zakaria

January 20, 2023

Social media is flooded with accounts of solipsistic and often clueless travel-influencers.

Sad Girl Manifesto

Grace Byron

December 06, 2022

A lost novel returns to the cult carny world of the gonzo queen.

Without Them

Amir Ahmadi Arian

October 25, 2022

On Iran protest movements past and present.

Unfocused Feminism

Rafia Zakaria

October 14, 2022

The future may well be female. Will prominent white feminists be a part of it?

Annie Ernaux’s Total Novel of Life

Jamie Hood

October 03, 2022

On the French writer’s revelatory diaries.

Headscarf Games

Rafia Zakaria

September 30, 2022

Another victory for a celebrity television feminist.

Sexual Rights, Sexual Wrongs

Emily Janakiram

July 22, 2022

On Amia Srinivasan’s “The Right to Sex.”

Same as the Old Boss

Rafia Zakaria

June 03, 2022

Meet the girlboss. Suspiciously similar to the old boss.

The Involuntary Misandrist

Marlowe Granados

May 19, 2022

It is perfectly fine to complain about misogyny and to not let anyone make you feel bad about it.

Rich Moms, Poor Moms

Rafia Zakaria

May 06, 2022

With Samantha’s power and Melinda’s money, poor women will be saved.

We Decide Our Own Fate

Jess McAllen

May 04, 2022

Two very different rallies for reproductive justice in New York.

A Fabric of Surfaces

Victoria Baena

April 27, 2022

Celia Paul’s Letters to Gwen John reaches across the years to pose questions of art, love, and self-possession.