The Resistance Archives

Learn From Early Organizers How To Protect Access to Abortion

PUBLISHED 6/23/2022 by Eli Williams and April Lidinsky

We should learn from early organizers how to maximize access to abortion care now and for the future, regardless of the upcoming SCOTUS decision.

Feminists Have Zero Tolerance for the Trump Administration’s Family Separation Policy

PUBLISHED 6/19/2018 by Emma Encinas

Feminists won’t be fooled by the Trump administration’s misinformation campaigns attempting to eschew blame for the border crisis. Instead, they’re fed up and fighting back.

Arts & Entertainment

Don’t Despair

PUBLISHED 1/16/2018 by Alice Walker

When I was a child growing up in middle Georgia, I thought all white men were like Donald Trump.

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Doing Something About It

PUBLISHED 9/28/2017 by Nora Duff

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.

I Fought Campus Rape Culture—With the Help of Title IX

PUBLISHED 8/7/2017 by Aniqa Raihan

Rumor has it that Betsy DeVos wants to reshape the Title IX policies surrounding campus sexual assault. I want to tell her my story.

10 Dos and Don’ts for White Guys in the Era of Trump

PUBLISHED 7/25/2017 by Ben Atherton-Zeman

Fellow white guys: let’s stay engaged. Sustainably. Accountably.

National

Q&A: Isadora Connor and Emma Shannon on the Political Power of a Postcard

PUBLISHED 7/3/2017 by Joelle Rosenberg

In January, on the heels of the Women’s March, Connor and Shannon launched Let’s Go Postal—a protest company that makes it a little easier for people across the country to sound off to their representatives.

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