We’ve launched a Ms. Marches Facebook group—a community space where our members and readers can learn more about marches, rallies and protests near them and meet up with other feminists there!
Tag: Ms. Marches
Doing Something About It
Our country is once again stirring, asking more from our leaders—and from each other. And once again, women are the leading figures in the resistance.
Afghan Women March On
“It’s just the fear so far, and hopefully nothing will happen. But that’s the thing: You don’t want to live in fear.”
Reflections on the Women’s March: A Letter to My Son
You were at the Women’s March on Washington. You won’t remember it because I carried you. At just 15 weeks along, you were the size of an orange.
Non Una di Meno: Exploring the Women’s Strikes in Italy
Ni una menos, non una di meno. Not one less.
Feet on the Ground, Not Backing Down!
In the latest issue of Ms., we feature stories and photos from marches around the world. We also chart the marches out by state and country to show the massive mobilization that the world witnessed on January 21—and ensure that we remember it, and remain inspired by it, for years to come.
Now We Persist, Resist—and Win
Hostile sexism will make us resist and keep resisting. Hostile sexism will make us persist and keep persisting.
Marching Together
“With the ferocity of historical lessons from the 1960s still to be learned, the hardest message is how to produce solidarity from times of disunity.”
March Onward with Ms.
Subscribe to Ms. by February 20 to receive our Women’s March commemorative issue and join us in the fight ahead.
Tell Us Your Women’s March Story!
We want to know why you marched, the moment from your march that has stuck with you and how you felt being part of feminist history. Your story may even appear in the next issue of Ms.!