Marriage Will Not Take Away My Name
When I was a kid, I remember a letter addressed to my dad being delivered to our house. It was
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feminism
In Defense of the Angry Feminist
People don’t like angry feminism. I’ve heard a multitude of reasons. I’ve heard that anger makes your message hard to
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Interview with Ellen Schinderman: Just an Artist That Uses Thread
Ellen Schinderman is a self-taught thread crochet feminist artist based in Hollywood, California. She doesn’t focus on the labels of
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Interview with Artist Weijue Wang, a Chinese Feminist Artist
Artist Weijue Wang is an emerging Chinese feminist artist, born an only female child to a family in China and
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Free The Nipple: What It Is and Why It Matters
“Free the Nipple” was a campaign started in 2013, spearheaded by the filming process of the titular movie. A cause
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Remembering and Giving Back to Planned Parenthood This Women’s History Month
March is our favorite month of the year for many reasons. For one, it’s our anniversary month. We turn a
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Interview with Whitney Turetzky, the Artist Who Pays Tribute to Forgotten Women
Whitney Turetzky is a self-taught visual artist whose mixed media work combines vintage photography, textiles and other ephemera with color
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Feminism: A Hat Everyone Can (and Should) Wear
The word “feminist” has the ability to spark two equal and opposite reactions: solidarity, complete with fist pumping and a
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Interview with Artist Ms. Muse: Making Feminine Art for Women
Ms. Muse is a San Francisco artist who works in the unique mediums of Japanese sumi ink and honey-based watercolor.
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The Women’s March: It Was a Day to Unite, Not to Divide
It was hot, much hotter than expected. I was glad that I left my jacket behind, but as it got
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