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Published in: TransformationWhat really happened when Kanye West met Donald Trump?The famous rapper shows how racially-defined but wealthy individuals are used to mask deep structures of oppression.
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Published in: Transformation“We deserve the right to exist on our own terms”Emotional labour plays a crucial role in society. It’s time it was recognized and supported.
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Published in: TransformationWhat came before #MeToo? The ‘himpathy’ that shaped misogynyKate Manne’s “Down Girl” describes the origins of a punitive social system that keeps women in their place by...
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Published in: TransformationFeminisms – in the plural – as a politics of loveIntersectionality is the exact opposite of ‘divisive.’
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Published in: TransformationThe politics of Latinx recognitionA new fluid, multiracial and multicultural identity is emerging in American politics. Español
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Published in: TransformationWelcome to barbershop therapyBarbers in the US South are training as first responders to assist men with their mental health concerns.
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Published in: TransformationNo, the existence of trans people doesn’t validate gender essentialismFinding the middle ground between our bodies and our cultural influences has always been a paramount idea in...
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Published in: TransformationWhy Boris is wrong about the burkaWhat is more offensive—concealing your face or misleading the public?
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Published in: TransformationReal gender equality includes femininity (and the color pink)As feminist parents we tell ourselves that we’re trying to break down the gender binary, but what’s wrong with...
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Published in: TransformationMotherhood and an end to women’s civil warMaternal ambivalence has always been provocative: a review of Sheila Heti’s new book.
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Published in: TransformationWhy criticisms of identity politics sound ridiculous to meWhen you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.
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Published in: TransformationWe don’t have to be related to be a familyMoving beyond traditional family structures is both personally and politically liberating.
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Published in: TransformationWhy misunderstanding identity politics undermines the goals of a just society'Ideal citizens' should not be defined by a white patriarchal system.
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Published in: Transformation32 types of anti-feministsHave you gotten pushback against your feminist beliefs? If so, maybe you recognize these arguments.
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Published in: TransformationComedy is part of feminist history—and we need it more than everFeminism has always been mobilized and strengthened through collective joyful laughter.
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Published in: TransformationIs toxic masculinity a mask for anxiety?What is it that makes so many boys grow up to believe that sex is theirs for the taking?
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Published in: Transformation#MeToo, dialogue and healingTo give voice to our deepest experiences is to cultivate connection and collective healing.
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Published in: TransformationSix things urban feminists should never say to rural peopleFolks with degrees from Smith and Wellesley talked to me in slower, louder voices once they realized where I was from.
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Published in: TransformationWhy reconciliation and redemption are central to countering white supremacySammy Rangel, director of Life After Hate, talks about his work with violent extremists.
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Published in: TransformationAfter Erica Garner’s death, I can’t breathe through the tearsIn praise and memory of a great advocate for peace and social justice.
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