‘Mulaqat is a time When women visit men in prison And no one visits the women in prison…’ Prison remains one of the central metaphors in feminist herstories. Prisons caging
This collection of graphic stories illustrate Indigenous women’s movements and struggles that are so powerful and so staggeringly minimized in history. Reading about female elders in the Kalinga region of
160 years ago on June 2nd, 1863, Harriet Tubman, along with 150 Black Union volunteers freed 750 enslaved people in the Combahee River Raid in South Carolina, U.S. More than
When Chandra Talpade Mohanty and Linda E. Carty create an archive/website of video interviews with the finest critical feminist minds, then edit their conversations into a collection for reading, it’s
“Too educated, too strong, too successful, too stubborn and too hard to control” These were words used by those in power to describe Wangari in the 1970s and 1980s. Dr.
Beyond the unprecedented reach, scale and momentum of the #metoo movement, Tarana Burke reminds us in her memoir, that saying ‘me too’ was always about one thing: letting survivors know
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