Are We Heading for a ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Dystopia ?
Hulu’s adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s feminist classic may be fiction, but as our 40-year-old writer revisits the story in the Trump era, she wonders whether it will become our reality.
Feminism
Pepsi: The Next Generation … of Cultural Appropriators
Brands have a long tradition of exploiting social-justice movements to hock their products—but do their campaigns undermine activists' power?
What We Actually Gained From Hillary’s Loss
Women’s rights are being decimated by the GOP and Trump administration. But a new women’s movement has begun and it shows no sign of slowing down.
A Tale of Two First Daughters
The narratives surrounding Chelsea Clinton and Ivanka Trump are a case study in political hypocrisy and media double standards.
There’s Nothing Feminist About Ivanka and Kellyanne
The pro-woman claims by the president's daughter and his ubiquitous counselor are as fraudulent as the man they represent.
Is Striking a Privilege? Or Is the Privilege Not Having to Strike?
Some feminists eager to build on the momentum of the Women's March have been debating whether the Women's Strike excludes those who would benefit from it most.
Who Had a Better TV Friendship Than Mary and Rhoda?
'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' was revolutionary not only for its portrait of an independent working woman—it also depicted a rare, deep female friendship in a way we've never seen.
My Time at Standing Rock Taught Me What We Need to Do to Resist
The Women's March was the first big step in the resistance. But, as this writer learned from protesting with Army vets at the DAPL, to fight the power we need to sacrifice more than a Saturday.
The Resistance Needs All of Us
Americans are under attack by a demagogic president. And the only way we’re going to save this country—and ourselves—is through a unified movement.