It’s Been Six Months Since the Historic Women’s March
Organizers and participants reflect on the most important protest since the election with #6MonthsSinceWomensMarch.
Women’s March
Where There’s a Wall, There’s a War of Words
What happens when a mural celebrating diversity is quickly defaced with hate messages? Is it just a fight among graffitists? Or is it a comments page writ large, reflecting a nation divided?
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Ep. 5: The Resistance Is Female
The patriarchy may ruthlessly reign in the Republic of Gilead. But as we're witnessing in real-time, real-life USA, women will rise up and lead the revolt.
Is The Resistance Making a Difference in Stopping Trump?
On November 9, half of the US elected a fascist grifter for president, and the other half launched a movement to stop him. For 88 days, he's wreaked pure havoc. What have we done?
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.
Are “Think Pieces” Hurting the Resistance Movement?
Sometimes the only thing more discouraging than our newsfeeds is the countless opinion essays enumerating the ways in which we are doomed.
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.
Four Feminists Recall Life Before and After ‘Roe v. Wade’
It's been 44 years since SCOTUS legalized abortion—now we have an administration eager to repeal the decision. We spoke with women who remember well the dangers of life before it.