feminism

If men truly want to be “the good guys,” they must first realize the power of their privilege, then pay it forward. There is still much work to be done.

When victims are held responsible for the actions of perpetrators, violence becomes the norm; the focus shifts from solving the problem to avoiding it.

With the resources I needed to escape the toxic world of women’s debasement for male enjoyment, I could enter into my own porn world.

Our laughter has the potential to transform what’s acceptable in comedy, and in turn, what’s taken seriously in our society.

The media is able to create an image for a person that takes on a life of its own: There’s Britney Spears and there’s “Britney Spears.”

It’s been a tough year, to say the least, yet women and gender-nonconforming folks have continued to persevere, fight back and overcome the odds stacked against them.

It's a simple idea that a woman should be able to be whomever they want to be, yet I feel pressure from all around me to be a certain kind of woman.

Being aware of the gender biases at play was the first step in freeing myself from the expectations and conditioning of my gender.

For the first time, I could not look away; I had to acknowledge misogyny as a universal problem, not a mere inconvenience specific to my Eastern society.

Marriage as an institution has helped men gain property, wealth and power at the expense of women, and I wanted nothing to do with that.