Black Feminist in Public is a series of conversations between creative Black women and Janell Hobson, a Ms. scholar whose work focuses on the intersections of history, popular culture and ...

At the beginning of November, Argentine feminist literature became embroiled in a controversy. On her X (formerly Twitter) account, the Argentine vice president, Victoria Villarruel, denounced the ...

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Time-travel with me to the late 1970s, inside the headquarters of the Berkeley Women’s Health Collective. Its storefront windows are draped in Indian-print bedspreads, shielding the free-pelvic-exam ...

Where did 1960s feminism go wrong? Is that even the right question? The play is a treatment of a branch of so-called “second-wave” feminism, from the late 1960s and ’70s. Playwright Bess Wohl focuses ...

Is it “chic” to masquerade one’s feelings of helplessness under the guise of womanhood in one’s 20s? This illusory trend within the literary fiction genre seems to think so. Literary fiction is a ...

French writer Annie Ernaux is the newest Nobel laureate in literature. She is widely admired in France and among those who love French feminist literature. French writer Annie Ernaux is the newest ...

You may have heard the slogan, “if your feminism isn’t intersectional, it’s bullshit” before. It comes from a 2011 essay by feminist writer, Flavia Dzodan titled ‘My feminism will be intersectional or ...

If your idea of a perfect day involves a good book, an iced coffee, and zero urgency, let me put you onto Kitabi Angan, a space that feels like a much-needed pause in the middle of Ahmedabad’s ...