Game of Thrones season 8 is fast approaching, read about some of the feminist characters in the show.
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Feminism in the East: Why We Wear Masks
Via Lim recounts her experiences dealing with stigma and safety concerns regarding feminism in in South Korea.
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The Future of Free Clinics
Free clinics across the country are addressing inequitable access to sexual health and contraceptive services. Puentes de Salud is one of these clinics, providing women’s health services (and much more) to Philly’s growing Latinx immigrant population.
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What I Learned From Terry Crews
Kennedy Crowder discusses famous actor and comedian Terry Crews’ talk on his experience as an activist against sexism, contextualizing his story in an analysis of toxic cultures of masculinity in black communities.
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The Pink Wave
The midterm elections saw a record-breaking number of women elected into public office.
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It’s HER Story
Sabrina Ochoa ruminates on the similarities and differences between Anita Hill and Christine Blasey-Ford’s hearings, and how it relates to race, gender, and harassment accusations.
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Women to Watch in The 2018 Midterm Elections
More and more women are running for office. Learn about the diverse group of women that are set to make 2018 the “dawn of a new decade.”
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It’s a Bloomers Birthday!
Bloomers is turning 40! Learn about Bloomers’ history, and what one Bloomers member has learned from the troupe.
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What Butterfly Politics Can Teach Us About Fighting for Gender Equity
MacKinnon emphasizes the far-reaching impact of the accumulation of small actions, using the #MeToo movement as an example.
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Why I March—The March to End Rape Culture
Kennedy Crowder recounts her experience at the March to End Rape Culture in October 2018, and why such gatherings are important.
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