Tag: feminism

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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

Governing Bodies

Rafia Zakaria

July 30, 2021

Why are women athletes required to show so much skin?

This Woman’s Work

Jessica Fletcher

June 29, 2021

Alice Neel’s portraits of feminized labor.

She Stays Winning

Beatrice Loayza

May 19, 2021

A genre of “feminist” filmmaking conflates suffering and empowerment.

All the CIA’s Women

Rafia Zakaria

May 14, 2021

At the forefront of "inclusive" empire-building.

Sex and the City

Rafia Zakaria

March 26, 2021

Imagining Bombay, but with women in charge.

Surrealism’s Beating Heart

Reed McConnell

February 18, 2021

On Leonora Carrington, Unica Zürn, and leaving musehood behind.

Women’s Work

Rafia Zakaria

February 12, 2021

Another job for women: countering violent extremism.

Seen and Unseen

Zoë Hu

January 12, 2021

Who were the “comfort women”? Who is the “Asian woman” today?

Utopia, No

Sophie Lewis

November 19, 2020

Entitled’s vision of feminism is shorn of both future and past.

Stuck in the Suburbs

Marie Solis

November 12, 2020

Letting go of the soccer mom constituency.