The viral video depicting an exasperated churchgoing kindergartner Naszir Ferrel bravely speaks for so many of us, when we’re not supposed to speak out against the sacred space at...
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Novelist Yann Moix says women 50 and over are invisible to him. But should our visibility really rely on whether men like him desire us?
The smart, outspoken, social-media-savvy Democratic freshman congresswoman from Queens is confounding to Republican men, whose only response to strong, intelligent women is...
It was a year of merciless chaos and constitutional disarray, but our DAME contributors helped us make sense of it all. Cheers to them, to independent journalism, and to a brighter...
Comedy is more than just a balm; for women, it may just be the one way to get America’s ear.
In the darkest times, laughter can serve as the best medicine. But it’s also a powerful tool for making people listen.
Amid clutter and welfare checks, two old feminist comrades unexpectedly find what others yearn for in the holiday season in a less-than-classic setting.
What do you do when your apartment-building security is making you feel even more unsafe?
Women put up with catcalls, lewd jokes, and being objectified every day, and society tells us to let it go. But we’re sending the wrong message.
Why has the image of a solitary woman historically elicited a range of emotions, from sympathy to suspicion and fear?