FROM THE LATEST ISSUE

Saving Doctors' And Clinic Workers' Lives
Nearly 1 in 5 clinics experienced severe anti-abortion violence. “Stopping the threat of violence before it becomes actual violence is critical.” Read more...

Injustice League
Until quite recently, the NFL didn’t want to talk at all about domestic abuse, let alone its possible connection to the high-impact aspect of football. Then the Ray Rice incident occurred, and abuse was all people wanted to talk about. Read more...

FROM THE ARCHIVE

The 88 Percent
More than 88 percent of women ages 15 to 44 who have had sexual intercourse have used a highly effective, reversible method of birth control. Hobby Lobby should be of grave concern to that 88 percent. Read more...

The Cherokee Word for Water
Wilma Mankiller, the first woman chief of the modern Cherokee Nation, died four years ago, but thanks to a determined effort by her family and friends, her legacy lives on in film. The Cherokee Word for Water is a feature-length narrative based on a major project Mankiller took on for the Cherokee Nation. Read more...

"Get Out of My Exam Room"
Ohio women and feminists across the nation fight back against outrageous anti-woman state restrictions and send legislators a simple message: "We Won't Go Back." Check out this in-depth update of how pro-choice activists are standing up for their rights and get on-the-ground reports of what you can do to fight back, too. Read more...

Fighting Street Harassment with Street Art
Tatyana Fazlalizadeh has peppered walls  in her Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood with black-and-white drawings of brazenfaced women accompanied by bold slogans such as, “Women are not outside for your entertainment.” Fazlalizadeh first thought to express her frustration at street sexism with paintings, but decided it would be more impactful to place the artwork in the where harassment occurs. Read more...