Whether pride takes the shape of celebration or protest or – as it will for me – both, it is undoubtedly the time of year when our movement is seen the most, and our hearts beat the loudest.
Commentary
Too Late For My Daughter: It’s Time to Treat Violence Against Women as a National Emergency
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Her death left me stunned, shocked and filled with anguish, yet also inspired me to do all I can to prevent such horrors from happening to others in the future.
Commentary
How Women Win with Medicare For All
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How many more mothers, daughters, and sisters will needlessly die under our healthcare system before we stand up and say enough is enough?
Commentary
Talking About Talking: Perpetuating Bias in our Culture
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Men are not alone in using phrases to put women down; women are also at fault.
Commentary
The Ovary Office: This is No Time for ‘Polite’
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Let me tell you what being polite does. It shrinks our soul, diminishes our shine, and it keeps us wedged—tucked—into a corner.
#MeToo
Taking Back the Streets with Chalk
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Being one voice among many makes the fight against street harassment louder and harder to ignore, and this feeling of empowerment is contagious.
Commentary
How Women Entrepreneurs and Freelancers Can Get Paid The Same As Men
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Technology Can Help Level The Economic Playing Field.
Commentary
Handmaids and Jezebels: New York Must Not Legalize Harm
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New York must recognize that commercial reproductive surrogacy and the sex trade are stitched with the same noxious thread.
Beyonce
Beyonce’s Homecoming: A Lesson In Black Excellence and Vulnerability
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“Beautiful man, I’m the Lion!”
