With all the hype around the Barbie movie, we seem to forget that Barbie’s mirror isn’t real. Her subversive, feminist message can never be real — no matter how much we want it to be.

With all the hype around the Barbie movie, we seem to forget that Barbie’s mirror isn’t real. Her subversive, feminist message can never be real — no matter how much we want it to be.
by Allia Luzong
Children’s books authors are working to inspire children to be activists, even at their young age. Here are 5 books working to do so.
If you’re looking to engage in literature that centers the female experience and its complicated, constantly evolving nature, the feminist authors listed below might be a good place to start.
And in that spirit, I’d like to list down five good reasons A League Of Their Own deserves way #MoreThanFour episodes.
For years black women have been fighting against racism and sexism. These women are also musicians, using their lyrics to influence change.
If, at any point in the last few months, you’ve had to Google exactly who Andrew Tate is, you’re not alone. The real question, though, is why he’s so widely hated.
After Roe v. Wade was overturned, many states began to push and in some cases, pass anti-abortion legislation. Who are these lawmakers and what do they believe in?
Even with increased diversity in the film industry, female-directed movies still occupy a small space. These five movies add to what is only, hopefully, a growing list.
by Marga Luna
Clad in pearls, lace, and soft pastels, angelcore borrows Catholic imagery to create an ethereal style and send a powerful message.
by Allia Luzong
Incel groups date back to 1990s. The term started with a community of people, both men and women, unsuccessful in their attempts to find romantic partners.
by Rhodora O.
Pro-Lifers cite Christianity to explain anti-abortion activism leading up to the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade. But is that really a Christian stance?
by Rhodora O.
The pick-me girl isn’t like other girls. She’s been conditioned to believe that there is something inherently wrong with being a woman.
by Allia Luzong
Stand-up comedy took shape over the course of the last 150-odd years and women have been there helping shape it from day one. Here are some of those women.
Some states are now requiring companies to post a salary range in job descriptions. Here’s how that small change could help workers.
The color was beautiful until internalized misogyny made so many of us hate pink because it was “weak-willed, subservient, and stupid.”
by Allia Luzong
It’s time we acknowledge and address the disproportionate harm the climate crisis is doing to women.
The e-girl aesthetic mixes fashion, internet history, and what it means to grow up online. Like her predecessors, the e-girl is no stranger to flak.
by Allia Luzong
Traditional femininity, with its ties to white supremacy, may not be real, but it’s worth taking a nuanced look at why women latch onto the tradwives ideal.
by Allia Luzong
It’s still a constitutionally protected right for now but how much is an abortion really? For 40 million people, it’s already costly and hard to access.
They built the film industry but now they’re scarcely seen behind the camera or in writers’ rooms. Here’s why women filmmakers are few and far between.
Amazon Prime’s The Wilds is part survival drama, part slumber party, but its feminist messaging is a little uneven.
Are you bi or is it just comphet? That’s the eternal question for queer women raised in a cis-hetero normative society.
Is a Gary Stu really less common than a Mary Sue — or do we just only recognize the ridiculousness of flawless protagonists when they’re women?
Gendered disinformation can keep women out of public spaces and put them in real danger.