LOVE YOU TO DEATH
On Tegan and Sara and the pleasures and difficulties of sisterhood
Culture
THE MOVEMENT OF BLACK FEMMES
A Review of Anna Rose Holmer’s The Fits August 11, 2016 by Julia Blakey It has been increasingly difficult for me to find worthwhile and interesting media amongst what I have come to disregard as “White People Films” (read:...
NO ONE LIKES TO KEEP GOING AFTER THEY CUM
On attending a Mitski concert
6 SONGS BY WOMEN YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO RIGHT NOW
Six feminist anthems for you to listen to immediately, and then on repeat forever
Happily For Now: The Future Of Trans Romance
Evelyn Deshane on how a small but expanding market of romance novels is changing the way we imagine transgender lives
Visual Cultures of Indigenous Futurisms
Lindsay Nixon surveys the Indigenous artists making work about displacement, decolonization, and resurgence
I Fight White Supremacy By Cosplaying
Pree Rehal names and dissects the hyper-visibility she feels as an Indian woman who engages in disruptive cosplay