Articles

Feminist analysis, commentary, and research

Explore feminist perspectives through in-depth analysis and commentary.

052: 52 Articles
74: 74 Topics

Read by topic

All Articles AI Ethics Ableism African Feminism Anti-Feminism Studies Anti-Sexual Violence Arab Feminism Black Feminism Bodily Autonomy Body Politics Capitalism Critique Care Economy Care Ethics Caste and Gender Climate Justice Coalition Politics Community Activism Cultural Critique Dalit Feminism Decolonial Feminism Digital Feminism Disability Justice Domestic Labor Economic Empowerment Emotional Labor Equal Pay Family Feminism Feminist Psychology Feminist Theory First Wave Feminism Fourth Wave Feminism Gender Discrimination Gender Equality Gender Pay Gap Gender Politics Girlhood Glass Ceiling Global Feminism Historical Context Historical Feminism Human Rights Indigenous Feminism International Context Intersectional Feminism Labor Rights Latin American Feminism Legal Equality MeToo Movement Media Representation Critique Men's Rights Movement Critique Patriarchy Critique Political Participation Queer Feminism Queer Theory Race and Class Race and Gender Radical Feminism Religion and Gender Reproductive Autonomy Reproductive Justice Sex Worker Rights Sexual Liberation Sexuality Social Justice Social Movements South Asian Feminism State Violence Technology Critique Trans Feminism Transnational Feminism Trauma and Healing Violence Against Women Women's Rights Workplace Equality

Community Activism

4 articles

Sort

Indigenous Feminism / October 28, 2020

Queer Indigenous Feminism

The Red Nation's resource page frames queer Indigenous feminism through kinship, reciprocity, anti-colonial politics, and gender and sexual diversity, making it a practical entry point into key texts and movement materials.

The Red Nation / 6 mins

Disability Justice / September 1, 2016

10 Principles of Disability Justice

Sins Invalid

Disability Justice / June 10, 2015

Disability Justice: A Working Draft

Patty Berne

Disability Justice / February 12, 2011

Changing the Framework: Disability Justice

Mia Mingus explains why social justice movements must move from treating disability as an individual problem or single-issue rights concern toward understanding it as political experience, community history, and a framework for collective liberation.

Mia Mingus / 8 mins