” I hear a lot about how intense my book is and I’m like, yeah! It’s intense living in rape culture! But I also hear from scores of people about what my book has meant, how it has made people feel companioned, and that fills my heart.”
February 2020 Reads for the Rest of Us
This month’s list includes 32 books that represent a wide variety of styles, topics and tastes. Which will you read?
Five Feminist Moments from the 2020 Grammy Awards
During the music industry’s biggest night, women grabbed gramophones, performed pop hits and took aim at the Recording Academy’s misogynistic history.
We Heart: The Period Tracking App Resisting Anti-Abortion Government Surveillance
Unlike almost every other period tracking app, Euki does not store any user data in the cloud.
It’s Time to Stop Watching the Oscars
I am exhausted by their always-promised incremental, presentational, we-gave-you-one-now-shut-up evasions of actual change. I’m ready for a revolution.
January 2020 Reads for the Rest of Us
From gender identity to travel to the evolution of the soul, these 30 books are bound to get your 2020 journey off to an auspicious start.
Where #MeTooK12 Meets #RollRedRoll
This Steubenville documentary will leave you “seeing red”—and hopefully propel more people in every community to join the movement against violence.
Five Feminist Moments from the 2020 Golden Globes
Celebrities kicked off the new year with a series of rousing speeches on political topics like climate change, abortion and even escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran—and some women in the crowd even made history.
What’s Missing from “Bombshell”
As a feminist, I found the film about Fox to be satisfying, but also hard to watch—and not for the reasons you might expect.
An Ode to Amy March
I sat in the Cinemark with a very wet face while the two women behind me began dissecting what they’d seen. “That Amy. She is irredeemable! Who would act that way?” I did, and sometimes still do.