Tag: feminism

Columns

Pro-Woman, Anti-Worker

Kim Kelly

October 12, 2020

On union-busting in the reproductive and gender justice space.

The Harem Speaks

Rafia Zakaria

August 28, 2020

Was the GOP convention really sending their best?

The Future is Androgynous

Benjamin Winterhalter 

August 19, 2020

On Shulamith Firestone’s vision of a gender-neutral, gender-equal society

In the Land of Me

Rafia Zakaria

March 19, 2020

A story of feminism and ambition—but mostly ambition.

The Visible Man

Soraya Roberts

March 13, 2020

Invisibility and Platonic justice in the #MeToo era

Small Worlds

Zoë Hu

January 07, 2020

Did we really need another adaptation of "Little Women"?

SCUM Rising

Jeremy Lybarger

August 01, 2019

The long afterlife of Valerie Solanas

I Believe I Can Lie

Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw

January 17, 2019

R. Kelly uses moves from the old-school playbook in attempts to survive his current scandals.

Apex Predators and Elena Ferrante

G’Ra Asim

November 26, 2018

Once Audrey and I had drifted uneasily to sleep, the bat emerged seemingly from nowhere and soared about the room . . .

Fresh Hell

The Baffler

October 12, 2018

Off-season panic in the Hamptons

Good Girls Gone Mad

Jessa Crispin

October 02, 2018

Anger is fashionable for women now.

Professorville’s Matron Saint

Lucy Ellmann

October 01, 2018

The United States is just one great big internment camp for women; we are all “detained,” awaiting a fair hearing.