Into the Wardrobe
Fashion is a way that women speak to the world, not just a result of the way the world speaks to women.
Fashion is a way that women speak to the world, not just a result of the way the world speaks to women.
Sasha WisemanSep 15, 2014
An Interview with Minnie Bruce Pratt
Lisa L. MooreAug 24, 2014
Bad Feminist brings an inclusive and modulated voice to what has been, at times, a shrill conversation.
Erika SchickelAug 3, 2014
Many photographers use images to get under the skin of reality and touch the more elusive corners of human experience. For Jo Ann Callis, that more...
Michael KurcfeldJul 31, 2014
IN 1959, AT the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s 80th Annual, the queen of England stopped to admire a painting by Lee Lozano. Lozano...
Catherine WagleyJul 23, 2014
IN 2000, three years before anti-sodomy laws were struck down in Lawrence v. Texas, Queer As Folk premiered on Showtime. At the time, The New York...
Rachel EdelmanJul 21, 2014
Joshua Michael Demaree on the career of Edie Fake.
Joshua Michael DemareeJul 17, 2014
Neither of these books is about "50 Shades of Grey," not really. They are about the state of women. How, they ask, is feminism working for you?
Jessa CrispinJul 15, 2014
Korean dramas have refreshing views of same-sex friendship, but do their gains depend on a gay retreat to the closet?
Eric NewmanJun 10, 2014
There’s something more at work in The Animals than two lovers calling each other pet names.
Matthew GallawayMay 29, 2014
This is and is not the book Ellen Willis fans asked for.
Lisa LevyMay 12, 2014
The ramifications of China’s one-child policy on its female population are provocatively laid out in Leta Hong Fincher’s new book.
Mei FongApr 30, 2014
Andi Zeisler reviews "Valerie Solanos: The Defiant Life of the Woman Who Wrote SCUM (and Shot Andy Warhol).
Andi ZeislerApr 12, 2014
For the first time, Wonder Woman’s origin story is in full color.
Tim HanleyApr 12, 2014
The sudden about-face in Millennial romance and sex
August BrownDec 24, 2013
MAYBE IT WAS playing piano on The Hollies’s 1969 hit “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother” that set the stage for the global charitable impact the child...
John-Manuel AndrioteDec 22, 2013
On 'The End of Men,' 'Vagina,' and 'Gaga Feminism'
Jack HalberstamOct 7, 2012
ONCE UPON A TIME in a Peanuts comic strip, Linus explained to Lucy that when Juliet asked, "Wherefore art thou, Romeo?" she wasn't asking where Romeo...
Dave WhiteJun 1, 2012
How true, how frequent, is the "dead or straight" binary to the lesbian novel at large?
Laura GoodeMay 2, 2012
It is time, after all, and not White himself that has transformed so drastically.
Alex GortmanFeb 20, 2012
DC DIRECT, THE MERCHANDIZING ARM of publisher DC Comics, produces a line of collectible busts called "Heroes of the DC Universe." Apparently...
Evie NagyJan 12, 2012
And so it was that daughters, perhaps more relationally adept on average, became the more fertile conduit for paternal ambition.
Michele Pridmore-BrownDec 16, 2011
Susie Bright puts sex in its place. She treats sexual freedom and sexual speech as litmus tests for a liberal society.
Saskia VogelAug 25, 2011