Tag: feminism

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What Makes Foreign Policy “Feminist”?

Rafia Zakaria

March 28, 2022

Germany’s leaders talk about a “feminist foreign policy” that requires more armaments.

Beautiful Lies

Kalpana Mohanty

March 23, 2022

Why does our discourse about beauty remain so shallow?

The Prosecutor’s Presidency

Max S. Kim

March 22, 2022

On South Korea’s newly elected president, Yoon Suk-yeol.

Nevertheless, She Lifted

Meghan Racklin

February 07, 2022

In the late 1950s, Bonnie Prudden, a fitness instructor and researcher who played a key role in the establishment of the President’s Council on Youth Fitness, led an exercise program at a Westchester women’s prison. The program was advertised with posters in the prison ...

The Reporter Without Borders

Rafia Zakaria

February 04, 2022

In a war zone and a pandemic, who gets to pull strings?

Feminism and Crisis

Edna Bonhomme

January 24, 2022

Women for decolonization and debt justice.

Dangerous Men

Rafia Zakaria

January 07, 2022

A global mash-up of misogyny

Biden’s Kamala Problem

Rafia Zakaria

November 19, 2021

Vice President Harris is a stranger in a strange land.

A Living Weapon in Your Hand

Francesca Wade

November 03, 2021

Diane di Prima's poetry combined revolutionary ideas and spiritual fervor.

Something’s Missing

Rafia Zakaria

September 24, 2021

The mass media neglects to portray the true story about violence against women.

The Elizabeth Holmes Line

Rafia Zakaria

September 17, 2021

All that deceptive marketing? Sunny made me do it.

Meet the Imperial Feminist

Rafia Zakaria

August 20, 2021

Gertrude Bell was unable to see all women as deserving equal rights