Latest Fem/Gender

• Featherstone: Mother’s Day Has Deeply Radical Roots

  Mother’s Day isn’t just a holiday for greeting card and chocolate companies to make a buck, but of radical antiwar and feminist organizers
• Koltsova: ‘The word feminism is still a trigger’

  Russia's feminists in their own words
• Entralgo: Labor Laws Need New Teeth

  Union drives aren’t stopping. Workers deserve the right to a fair vote, without corporate interference
• Williams: When Women Become Allies to Save Watersheds and Wildlife

  Young activists, fed up with ineffectual political policy, are using their bodies and agency to say “no more.”
• Graham: Defending The Indefensible

  There’s No Case For Keeping A Justice System That Fails Half The Population
• Bechler: What is misogyny? An update

  'What is really remarkable about this horrible death is the outpouring of sympathetic grief across the nation in response.'
• Karatsioli: Feminism, war and racism

  'Above all, we have to ask ourselves what have we achieved?'
• Ottenberg: A Feminist Revolt

  Crossroads, I Live Where I Like portrays a unique feminist effort, whose leaders struggled for the basics of survival for their families and friends, for which some of them paid with their lives
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  Chennaoui: Queer and feminist militants are shaping Tunisia’s protests

  A decade after the 2011 Revolution, a new generation of Tunisians is back on the streets as a broad, intersectional movement united through grassroots militancy
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  Flanders: A Culture of Violence? The US Can Switch

  The white, male, militarist culture of violence isn’t inevitable. It’s a societal choice. Let’s switch
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  Prashad: What You Call Love Is Unpaid Work

  Women around the world spend an average of four hours and twenty-five minutes per day on unpaid care work, while men spend an average of one hour and twenty-three minutes per day on the same kind of work
• Rosenstock: Second-Wave Feminism: Accomplishments & Lessons

  What is second-wave feminism? What did it accomplish? What can a new generation learn from it?
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  Solnit: Women are harmed every day by invisible men

  When men harm women, we obscure their role. Instead, we blame women for the injustice that happens to them
• Lippy: Women in Crisis: Will the Violence Ever Stop?

  This week, I took my own personal step on the path to healing the violence wound--by helping those who need it most--the indigenous women of the world
• Martínez: Struggling for a Life Free from Violence

  A grassroots organization helps victims of machista violence and promotes sexual and reproductive rights
• Hagan: Sarah Everard’s disappearance is a time to talk about male behavior, not women’s

  Most men are not sufficiently aware of the extent to which fear of violence shapes women’s lives
• Arteaga Cruz: The Pink Tide Drowns Women And Indigenous People

  Latin American populisms definitely don't get along with feminism. Women's agendas make them extremely uncomfortable
• Sizani: Thuli Ndlovu Lecture for International Women’s Day

  We send our love and solidarity to the families, neighbours, friends and comrades of all the women around the world who have been murdered for insisting on their humanity
• Bell: In Chile, a feminist green wave rises

  As Chile rewrites its Pinochet-era constitution, feminists are seizing the opportunity to legally enshrine women's reproductive rights
• Aguilar: ‘We’re unstoppable’: Meet the women leading Myanmar’s protests

  These are some of the bold and brave women who have taken to the streets to protest against the military coup and demand a return to democracy

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