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Read More“Henry Hyde teaches us the hard way that, historically, the barometer for abortion access has been set to what the most privileged can access; this was true before Roe, and it is true in 2020.”
#RepealHyde #JusticeforRosieJimenez
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Read MoreFeminist solutions aren’t on the ballot; we are not off the hook for political action if we cast our vote. So what actually is on the ballot? What is at stake when we do or don’t vote?
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Read More“Giddens’ music speaks back to multiple erasures, appropriations, and traumas in order to recover a musical aesthetic that opens a portal to the past and future.”
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Read More“Most of Mendieta’s work strikes the viewer as surreal, magical, jarring, out of place. Mendieta creates new worlds in her images rather than attempting to approximate or reflect worlds that already exist.”
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Read More“Navigating true crime as a feminist is a complex experience, but I do it!”
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Read MoreThe violent history of IUDs you never knew.
Read More“From her position as a queer/bi woman of color, Tommy absorbs, rather than deflects, objectifying discourses and infuses them with her desires until they are entirely her own.”
Read MoreOn Colonialism, Environmental Degradation, and Reproductive Toxicity in the Marshall Islands
Read More“True crime stories are bound up in the white supremacist narratives of innocence and guilt that allow the murder and imprisonment of black and brown folks every day.”
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Read MoreIsabel Moya was a disabled, Cuban, feminist whose journalistic work integrated the axes of gender and disability in contemporary news issues.
Read MoreWelcome to our full round-up of each book we selected and wrote about on our monthly newsletter in 2018!
Read MoreAlex writes about La Reyna y La Real, two feminist rappers she met in Havana!
Read MoreWelcome to the dystopian, yet hopeful, world of Jane 57821. And remember, you are a dirty computer.
Read MoreMove aside, George Clooney!
Read MoreSummer reading goals!
Read MoreRead about feminist, queer, disabled, fat, Chicanx photographer Laura Aguilar in another post from our Heroes series.
Read Morean interview with Sheila Johansen of the first US Women’s Olympic Luge Team
Read More"Let's go in the hot tub."
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