Farewell Letter from the Editors
Five years ago, we launched a magazine for all the curious, smart, and bold women and nonbinary writers and readers out […]
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The Fierce Feminist Academic Behind “Graffiti Grrlz”
Dr. Jessica N. Pabón-Colón is an expert on women graffiti writers, and she’s sharing her life’s work in ‘Graffiti Grrlz,’ her […]
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The Canon: Books to Read in May
Living like an Italian, a prison noir, and new essay collections to check out this month. By Jordan Bascom, Daley Farr, […]
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Seattle Girls Drill Team Steps Up for Social Justice
Young girls on the Northside Step Team take center stage to speak up for gender and racial equality. by Claire Butwinick […]
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Q&A with Musician and Activist Nora Rothman
The former Clinton campaigner on her upcoming release and her resource-providing website for femme musicians. by Anna Meyer Photos courtesy of […]
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An Interview with Selfie Queen Alicia Eler
Eler’s new book explores surveillance culture, branding and how selfies threaten patriarchy. by Crystal Duan Illustration by Grace Molteni Alicia Eler is […]
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Martial Arts For All
How a four-time Brazilian Jiu Jitsu World Champion is shaping the martial arts community for women of all definitions and backgrounds. […]
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The Canon: Books to Read in April
Unplanned parenthood, new poetry from the U.S. Poet Laureate, and masterful translations from indie presses. By Madeline Burg, Daley Farr, Annie […]
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“Cosmopolitan” Rules To Live By
Former “Cosmopolitan” editors-in-chief share their secrets to careers and romance in two new books this April. By Ann Mayhew This April, […]
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Have You Tried Turning it Off and On Again: Solving Tech’s Biggest Issue
A look at what women, non-binary people and minorities are doing to solve the diversity issues in tech and where we […]
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