“We All We Got”: A Conversation With Feminista Jones
DAME talks with the activist-author about Black women’s loyalty to one another, their misrepresentation in media, and the power of online activism.
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Black Women Are Claiming Their Place in History
Often erased from the activist movements they started, Black women are calling out attempts to silence them, and fueling the #resistance by being each other’s best allies.
Why Jennifer Sarduy Had to Start Her Own Birth Justice Movement
Robin Marty talks with the Re-Birth Equity Alliance founder about the dearth of representation and intersectionality in the reproductive justice movement.
With Roe on the Rocks, How Can We Best Support Reproductive Justice?
Not all organizations are created equal. Here’s how to tell which ones benefit all.
If They’re Laughing, They’re Listening
Comedy is more than just a balm; for women, it may just be the one way to get America’s ear.
Comedy Is Fueling the Resistance
In the darkest times, laughter can serve as the best medicine. But it’s also a powerful tool for making people listen.
White Parents’ Message to Brown and Black Kids: You Are Not Ours
A white mother of a Black son is like a fly on the wall to other white people, bearing witness to their unconscious, unwitting racism.
Robin DiAngelo Wants White People to Confront Their Racism
DAME talks with the author of ‘White Fragility’ about the real reasons white parents are reticent about discussing race and racism with their kids.
Rage Has Pushed Me to a Scary Place
The onslaught of attacks by this administration against women, people of color, immigrants, the LGBTQ community is enough to send anyone to a rage spiral. But there is purpose in that all-consuming anger.
A Backlash Is Brewing, But Can It Create Change?
Media and culture have shifted since Anita Hill was shamed for telling the truth, yet today it's still far too hard for women to simply exist.