Arts & Entertainment Becoming Wonder Woman Tory Davis I hatched a plan: I would wear her magic belt. I would save people from the bad guys. I would never feel scared again.
Voices Indomitability in a Dark Time: An Open Letter to Women Graduating in the Age of Trump Anjali Dayal “This is a dark time to be a young woman finishing school.”
Uncategorized Reflections on the Women’s March: A Letter to My Son Caitlin Andrews Sickles 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.
Voices I Hope You’re Watching Me Jill Walls One feminist mother’s account of intentionally “doing gender” her way.
Global Voices Queer Women in Montenegro Tell Their Stories Lydia Perovic “To be safe, we need to stay secluded. But I decided to try to live differently. There’s no air in the closet.”
Health Politics Voices Body Politic Daisy Florin 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.
Sports Violence & Harassment Negotiating Safety: Healing Through a Contact Sport Genevieve Berrick There are so many ways that people negotiate the world—but being hit on a regular basis tends to be far from the expected norm.
Health Politics Planned Parenthood Saved My Life Danielle Ortiz-Geis I don’t know what would have happened to me had I not gone into Planned Parenthood that day. I’m grateful I never got the chance to find out because their doors were open to me when I needed them the most.
Health This Clinic Stays Open Margaret Zoe Fasolo It was 1986. A friend passed me a note after math class. All it said was “meet me after lunch.”
