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The C-Word You Should Never Call a Woman

PUBLISHED 6/5/2018 by Tess Rafferty

If it makes you a “C-word” to stand up for yourself, to work hard, to speak truth to power, to not let a man take advantage of your body, to fight for the rights of marginalized voices—then yes, vagina, I am a cunt!

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We Heart: The Web Series Using Humor to Smash Abortion Stigma

PUBLISHED 1/31/2018 by Tiernan Hebron

“I would love for everyone to say ‘I know someone who’s had an abortion, or I know someone who runs a clinic, because I watched CTRL ALT DELETE.'”

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Giving Women and Girls a Voice in Comedy

PUBLISHED 12/13/2017 by Sarah Alexander

With the toxicity in comedy finally coming to light, this organization’s mission of providing a safe haven for women and girls to use and own their comedic voices is more important than ever.

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Q&A: Margaret Cho on Comedy, Feminism and Identity

PUBLISHED 7/24/2017 by Madeline Kim

“To be able to be a perpetual witness to the constant struggle of equality is really a beautiful thing. I love that.”

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Poking Fun at Patriarchy and Taking Aim at Abortion Stigma

PUBLISHED 6/26/2017 by Sheri Flanders

“Choice: The Musical” follows the adventures of Ellie—a young, Christian woman who meets a trio of Women’s Health Clinic volunteers and is changed fundamentally.

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Q&A: Comedian Kelli Dunham on Storytelling as a Radical, Transformative Act

PUBLISHED 5/15/2017 by Erin Wood

“Sharing stories saves lives—and it’s low tech, easy access way to build community.”

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Q&A: Jena Friedman, American C*nt

PUBLISHED 1/19/2017 by Lauren Young

“It used be, like, a luxury to be a political comedian and ‘I can do a comedic piece about the oxycontin epidemic!’ …[Now] I feel like it’s all hands on deck.”

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The Top 10 Feminist Moments in Pop Culture from 2016

PUBLISHED 12/27/2016 by Janell Hobson

Despite the setback of the 2016 election, pop culture this year was crowded with messages of gender equity, racial justice and social liberation.

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WATCH: A Musical Tribute to Pantsuits, Spacesuits and the Women Who Move Us Forward

PUBLISHED 12/13/2016 by Carmen Rios

What do Sigourney Weaver and Hillary Clinton have in common? Comedians Katie Goodman and Soren Kisiel have an answer: power suits.

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We Need Saturday Night Live to Survive the Next Four Years

PUBLISHED 12/7/2016 by Aviva Dove-Viebahn

SNL has reminded me to leave room for laughter and that comedy can be both cathartic and productive.

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