Female filmmakers: the importance and history of women in film
As female filmmakers continue to be disregarded in events like the Academy Awards and Golden Globes, it almost ...
Margaret Atwood and Laura Bates on Men Who Eat Women
I was instantly intrigued by the title of Margaret Atwood’s first published novel. “Edible” looms threateningly over “woman” ...
Clarice Lispector: The Brazilian Writer Who Challenged Established Structures
To understand Clarice Lispector is to take a leap; like every great leap, it is scary yet liberating. ...
Top 10 Greatest Scream Queens in Horror’s History
The horror genre gets a bad reputation for not welcoming women or just straight up hating them. As ...
I am a feminist, and I support Johnny Depp
“Tell the world, Johnny. Tell them, I, Johnny Depp, a man, I am too a victim of domestic ...
The Effect of Women Response: Our Bodies, Our Sex—Agnès Varda’s ...
The United Nations General Assembly declared 1975 as International Women’s Year. That was considered a milestone back then, ...
Seitō Magazine: the amplification of Japanese feminism
The fight for equal rights and conditions for women has existed since time immemorial. No matter what part, ...
What is ecofeminism and why is it relevant today?
Ecofeminism is a social movement and philosophy that looks at the connections between nature and women. As a ...
Lubaina Himid – Politics and Poetics of Everyday Life
Recently, I went on a trip to London – to the city that always feels like home to ...
Ruby Bridges: The Girl Who Helped Change the Racial Paradigm ...
At only 6 years old, Ruby Bridges was the first person of Afro-American descent who went to a ...