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Maude Gun Is the Unapologetic Feminist Music That We Need Right Now

By Aug 14th
What We Can Learn About Sexual Consent From Cameron Crowe’s Almost Famous

By Aug 9th
Review: Detroit a Powerful Depiction of Racism That Manages to Erase Black Women

By Aug 7th
Michelle Obama Addresses Racism and Sexism in Women’s Foundation of CO Talk

By Jul 26th
#WheresRey? Not in Star Wars Monopoly, Despite Hasbro’s Promises

By Jul 12th
Trans Writer/Activist Ashlee Marie Preston Makes History as New Editor-In-Chief of Feminist Magazine

By Jun 29th
On Sofia Coppola and The Beguiled: What “Supporting Female Filmmakers” Really Means

By Jun 26th
The Fight Against Gendered Dress Codes Is Finally Making Progress Now That Men & Boys Are Complaining

By Jun 25th
Sad Men in Texas Host All-Male Screening as a Joke, and We’re Laughing…But Not For the Reasons They Think

By Jun 23rd
Joss Whedon and the Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Script: A Wonder Woman Story

By Jun 16th
How Wonder Woman Succeeds as a Feminist Film

By Jun 15th
Danica Roem Set to Possibly Make History as First Openly Trans State Legislator

By Jun 14th
Things We Saw Today: “Fearless Girl” Statue Transformed Into Wonder Woman

By Jun 13th
Roxane Gay’s Fatphobic Ordeal Reveals Cracks in Australian Journalist’s “Feminism”

By Jun 13th
Wonder Woman, Doctor Poison, and Solidarity In the Face of Patriarchy

By Jun 9th
Choosing Boys’ Delicate Sensibilities Over Girls’ Education: The Never-Ending War on Bra Straps & School Dress Codes

By Jun 7th
Attendee Shames Mostly-Male Science Panel For Mansplaining to Female Theoretical Physicist

By Jun 7th
All the Reasons I Loved Wonder Woman, According to the Internet

By Jun 6th
The Steve Trevor Factor: Wonder Woman Gives Us a Template for What Gender Equality Can Look Like

By Jun 5th
I Went to Alamo Drafthouse’s All-Women Wonder Woman Screening and No One Died

By Jun 5th