Feminism
Kate Racculia, on her deep and abiding love of "Murder, She Wrote."
Art
Alison Stine on the women making street art (or graffiti, pick your poison), and the art they're making.
Books
Corinne Purtill wistfully yearns after the inadvertently non-profit feminist bookstores of the past.
Feminism
Looking back on being too feminist and not "giggly" enough for an Ultra-Orthodox school.
Books
Georgia White on Chaucer's great and merry Wife of Bath.
Feminism
Political lesbianism took the entwives away.
Feminism
Kaite Welsh waxes poetic on her feminist hero, the fictional Eleanor Bramwell.
Books
Josephine Richstad on how the fashionable novels of the 1820s and 1830s made fortunes and told people what to buy.
Feminism
A more progressive, womyn-oriented way for Tolkien characters to announce their lineage.
Feminism
Shannon Keating, on the experience of being mansplained all over the Cannes Film Festival.
Feminism
Gretchen McCulloch, The Toast's resident linguist, on why we have gendered pronouns at all, and where they may be headed.
Advice
Yelling at babies about gender theory.
Feminism
There's nothing in the world movie girlfriends hate as much as they hate heroism.
Feminism
Ash wants you to know that she is a superior feminist to you in every way, as her girlfriend is a trans woman, and yours may just be some stupid cis lady.
Art
Whitney Burkhalter on how we talk about painting nuns, and sexism within the study of medieval art. It's very good and also drily funny.