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Twitter Has a New “Trust & Safety Council,” Including Organizations like Feminist Frequency, GLAAD, & More

By Feb 9th
New Feminist Frequency Video Dissects the Trope of “Strategic Butt Coverings”

By Jan 19th
Feminist Frequency Joins Fellow Activists in Creating a Guide to Defend Against Online Harassment

By Dec 9th
Feminist Frequency’s Jonathan McIntosh Shares How Men Can Help End Sexism

By Dec 2nd
Things We Saw Today: Mr. Robot Cast Does The Robot

By Oct 12th
Special Add-on Tropes vs. Women Episode Focuses on Women as Reward in DLC

By Sep 14th
New Tropes vs Women in Video Games Episode Takes on Women as Reward

By Aug 31st
Overgrown Toddler Plasters E3 With Posters Calling Anita Sarkeesian a ‘Freak,’ Meanwhile She’s Having the Time of Her Life

By Jun 18th
New Feminist Frequency Video in “Positive Female Characters” Series Examines Ubisoft’s Beyond Good & Evil

By May 12th
Twitter Harassment Is Not Just a Joss Whedon Problem: The Age of Ultron Director Explains Why He Deleted His Account

By May 6th
Listening to Women in the World: Anita Sarkeesian, Ashley Judd, & More Discuss Fighting Online Threats

By Apr 28th
Anne Wheaton Tricked Gamergate Into Indirectly Donating to Feminist Frequency

By Apr 23rd
Anita Sarkeesian Got to Meet All The Rad People at Last Night’s TIME 100 Gala

By Apr 22nd
New Feminist Frequency Video Is The First In Their New “Positive Female Characters” Series

By Mar 31st
TIME Names Anita Sarkeesian, Beyonce, J.K. Rowling and Other BAMFs the “30 Most Influential People on the Internet”

By Mar 23rd
Anita Sarkeesian’s “What I Couldn’t Say” About Harassment Starts With a Big F You. Literally.

By Mar 20th
Indie Game TowerFall Bases Character On Anita Sarkeesian

By Feb 10th
Why Pikachu Should Be President: A 10-Year-Old’s Very Important Essay

By Jan 28th
[UPDATED] Feminist Frequency Releases Its Annual Report, Sarkeesian Affirms Commitment to Fighting Online Harassment

By Jan 26th
Watch Anita Sarkeesian and Brianna Wu Talk Misogyny in Gaming on Yesterday’s Nightline

By Jan 15th