Trump’s sexist attacks toward the Mayor of San Juan are unsurprising. What is more remarkable—and certainly more impressive—is Cruz’s persistence.
Author: Taliah Mancini
Taliah Mancini is an editorial intern at Ms. Magazine.
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Coyllur’s newest project is a dance interpretation of the physical, emotional, sexual and psychological experience of domestic abuse.
7 Ways the Trump Administration’s Interim Guidance on Title IX Hurts Survivors
DeVos’ guidance does nothing to “fix” the Obama administration’s guidance or address the complexities of anti-violence work. Instead, it hurts survivors in tangible ways.
Alabama Attorney General Candidate Wants to Use a State Militia to End Legal Abortion
Samuel McLure—an adoption lawyer and anti-choice activist—hopes to secure the Republican nomination for attorney general in Alabama and make it “hell on earth” for abortion providers.
Are We Really Surprised?
On Sunday, the President of the United States retweeted a doctored video in which he hits a golf ball that subsequently hits and knocks over Hillary Clinton.
The Lies Ingrid Tells
“Ingrid” deals with themes like social media obsession, mental health and female friendship irresponsibly, ultimately perpetuating both ableist tropes of mental illness and harmful myths about women.
We Must Confront Gendered Violence in War to Achieve Peace in Afghanistan
Miguel Howe and Farhat Popal reported about the gendered violence of war and why centering Afghani women in post-war efforts is vital for creating sustained peace and equality.