Posts tagged: intersectional

My latest read has been “All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation” by Rebecca Traister and it is amazing. … Read More

I grew up in a family of Baptists, which in my experience meant gambling was wrong except for when my family did it. I heard … Read More

  We often criticize, push, and urge activist movements around us to go further, to be more intersectional. It’s not negativity that spurs this criticism; intersectionality is … Read More

Generally speaking, if someone looks back at the things they said and did three years ago, they will at the very least cringe, if not … Read More

When I was in elementary school, I met a lot of people who claimed to be Cherokee. Every white person I knew, it seemed, had … Read More

After watching Grandma, I left the theatre feeling like if the culmination of all past feminist victories were really just leading up to the creation … Read More

Two weeks ago, an anti-choice group released heavily-edited undercover videos aimed at discrediting and potentially dismantling Planned Parenthood. As the country’s largest provider of reproductive … Read More

I recently asked one of my black female friends about her activism. “Why don’t you feel connected to reproductive justice and reproductive health work?” Her … Read More

Reproductive justice within prison communities does not get discussed nearly enough. People who are pregnant and incarcerated are subject to many injustices. These injustices are … Read More