Body When the Body Becomes Armour: soft weapons Challenges the Gaze by Ryan Castle & Candela Cubria
Objectification Clever and Chilling, Betty Tompkins’s “Just a Pretty Face” Topples the Patriarchy Like a Piece of Cake by Annie Lyall Slaughter
Netflix Why “Inventing Anna” Does Nothing Inventive—and How to Rethink Our Obsession With Consumerism by Mina Samuels
Film Edson Oda’s “Nine Days” Poses Questions About Women’s Agency and the Value of Life by Mina Samuels
Theater West End Import “The Ferryman” Delivers a Tour de Force Performance From Its Female Lead by Rachel Hurn
Books Diana Arterian’s “Playing Monster: Seiche” Is a Timely Reflection On the Impact Of Abuse by Allie Rowbottom
Books Sharon Olds’ Disgusting and Beautiful “Odes”: Cleavage, Menstrual Blood, Stretch Marks by Leigh Lucas
Books “Your heart, you never want it to stop”: Laura Kasischke’s <em>Suspicious River</em> by Katie McDonough
