Hillary Clinton paid tribute to the role of women in international security and delivered harsh words for President Donald Trump last week.
Tag: Hillary Clinton
Body Politic
I wish I could say that getting an IUD in the waning days of the Obama administration was an act of political resistance. It wasn’t.
We Don’t Need Another Diva
Clinton’s loss should not have surprised me: the most visible women in our culture, equally adored and reviled, divas are meant to fail. Or so the story goes.
Q&A: Jena Friedman, American C*nt
“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.”
Why We March: For Strength, Healing and Solidarity
On January 21, millions of us will march around the world. It won’t fix everything, but it will remind us how powerful our actions and voices can be.
The Media’s Woman Problem In A Trump Age
It’s heartening that liberal publications around the country are now an emboldened vanguard against Donald Trump’s misogyny. But the sexism and inequality that allow misogyny to thrive run deep in these same news outlets.
Looking Back, Moving Forward
Molly Murphy MacGregor was a 26-year-old high school history teacher in 1972 when a male student asked her a question that would change the course of her life: “What is the women’s movement?”
The Top 10 Feminist Moments in Pop Culture from 2016
Despite the setback of the 2016 election, pop culture this year was crowded with messages of gender equity, racial justice and social liberation.
By the Numbers: Gender, Feminism and the 2016 Presidential Election
The data we have available on gender and feminism from election night show that this heartbreaking presidential election had some silver linings.
WATCH: A Musical Tribute to Pantsuits, Spacesuits and the Women Who Move Us Forward
What do Sigourney Weaver and Hillary Clinton have in common? Comedians Katie Goodman and Soren Kisiel have an answer: power suits.