The Butter
The author on living in and teaching her daughter to navigate a dangerous world.
Feminism
Kaye Wierzbicki on pennyroyal, an herb with abortifacient properties that captured the attention of 19th-century medical writers and literary authors alike.
Feminism
One year after #YesAllWomen, its creator, Kaye M., reflects on the viral hashtag, its impact, and how it shook both her life and her sense of safety.
The Butter
"I do not feel vulnerable. I have no great tenderness. I do not think I am an exception."
History
Sophia Dembling on some museums and historic sites you should visit and appreciate.
The Butter
Musings on living in the Midwest and writing from one's life.
Friendship
The author reflects on the book 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay' and lessons learned about friendship, strength, and vulnerability.
Art
What art history can teach modern women about the feminine ideal.
Feminism
E.B. Bartels explores the cultural value of women's spaces, through the lens of public baths in Russia and New York City.
Music
It's hard to trust the women in an Eagles song.
Family
As a father of daughters, I'm for treating everyone like my daughter.
LGBT
Brook Shelley provides some advice for trans women who want to date other women.
Feminism
Jen See on the role of female cyclists (historical and present) in the Tour de France.
Books
Nicole Cliffe explains why everyone is so excited about Alice Munro's Nobel Prize, and suggests what you should be reading.
Beauty
Women's skin, without metaphors.