What Chavez did to young women has a lot to do with the power of men, and the system of male supremacy embedded in our labor movement and society. We have to confront this directly, and not assume that being able to vote for leaders will care of it.
The scramble for hegemony
The earliest reported Women’s Day seems to have been in New York in 1909. In 1975 the United Nations officially recognised March 8th as International Women's Day. Did you see much coverage this weekend? Me neither. So here’s some!
Building solidarity for the long haul
From fierce female warriors to brave political activists, take a look at some of the most powerful and influential Native American women throughout history.
The fantastical roots of “scientific racism”
Resistance is everywhere
Poet Camille Dungy offers us insight into the intersection of sexism and the beauty industry.
The Lord of the Rings is a book obsessed with ruins, bloodlines, and the divine right of aristocrats. Why are so many on the left able to love it?
The WNBA is more popular than ever. On the back of this success, and with rival leagues threatening to outbid it by offering athletes higher pay, the WNBA’s union has decided to use its strong position to renegotiate a contract for better pay and ben
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