We spoke with Kat Ross, author of the dystopian sci-fi novel “Some Fine Day,” about why imagining worst-case scenarios can help us better the world we live in.
A Father’s Gift: The Photographic Eye
Journalist and photographer Sara Afzal shares how her relationship with her father spawned her love of photography.
This Photo Project Is Highlighting Latina & Caribbean Photographers
Foto Féminas, an online photography platform, is helping to promote the works of Latin American and Caribbean photographers.
A Lawyer With A Crazy Idea
Though she doesn’t suffer from mental illness, Eleanor Holmes Norton has dedicated her life to what in the past seemed like a crazy idea: an inclusive country where everyone had equal rights.
Behind the Rise of Women-Only Spaces
Why women’s communities are moving off Facebook and into real spaces.
“Diving” by Gabeba Baderoon
Gabeba Baderoon is a South African poet living and working in Philadelphia. Photography by Genevieve Gaignard.
Are Women More Prone to Addiction?
New studies show that addiction might be more complicated than previously thought, with gender playing a significant role.
The Complicated Gender History of Pink and Blue
Gender stereotypes have been present throughout history but until recently, pink and blue had opposite meanings as gender markers.
Unseen Pictures of Female Icons: An Exclusive Excerpt of “Women Was My Beat” by Susan Wood
Wood’s new photo book is a celebration of female icons including Yoko Ono and Gloria Steinem + exclusive excerpt.
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