Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner Say Goodbye to Lenny
By Lena Dunham, Jenni Konner , and Molly Elizalde
The Women Working to Save Coral Reefs in Mexico
In the midst of a crisis to look toward a positive future and a healthy ocean, we must rethink how we interact with the environment.
By Tahirah Hairston
Birthing Justice
Black maternal health is in crisis, but these doulas and midwives are already responding to the threat.
By Kaitlyn Greenidge
Building a Lifeline
For queer and trans prisoners who have lost familial safety nets due to abuse, neglect, or rejection, the alternative support networks created by other queer people can be life-saving.
By Kristine Mar
In the Running: Lauren Underwood
In this series, we interview female candidates who are winning historic primaries across the nation. This week, Lauren Underwood talks about her run for Illinois’ Fourteenth Congressional District. If she wins, she’ll be the youngest-ever African American woman in Congress.
By Meena Harris
Read an Excerpt from My Sister, The Serial Killer
Ayoola's third boyfriend in a row is dead.
By Oyinkan Braithwaite
Read an Excerpt from One Person, No Vote
The serious effects of voter suppression on the United States' democratic process.
By Carol Anderson
Finding My Grandmother, One Psychic at a Time
Will a trip to the hippie mecca Sedona help me get to her?
By Susanne Paola Antonetta
How Learning to Say No Made Me a More Empowered Autistic Woman
And helped me find what I wanted to say yes to.
By Madeleine Ryan
“They Want to Silence Us”
A mother and daughter flee violence in Nicaragua, seeking peace in Mexico.
By Alice Driver
In the Running: Lupe Valdez
In this series, we interview female candidates who are winning historic primaries across the nation. This week, Lupe Valdez, who could be the first lesbian and first Hispanic governor of Texas, talks about her run.
By Meena Harris
In the Running: Dana Balter
In this series, we interview female candidates who are winning historic primaries across the nation. This week, Dana Balter talks about her run for Congress in New York. If she wins, she’ll be the first woman to represent her district.
By Meena Harris
Reality-TV Mediums Healed Me After a Breakup
How Hollywood Medium and Long Island Medium taught me about connecting with the dead — and the living.
By Molly Elizalde
Good Kids Mad City’s Jeneca Jones on the Power of Hope
Activist Jeneca Jones on her fight to combat gun violence in her hometown, Chicago.
By Kristine Mar