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THE OPPOSITION PLAYBOOK
This is your toolkit for building people power, beating back extremism, and protecting our rights from the ground up. Join the opposition!
A special interview with Sarah Schulman
This week, @FEMINIST sat down with novelist, playwright, screenwriter, nonfiction writer, and AIDS historian, Sarah Schulman, to explore the meaning of feminism, the tension between fantasy and necessity in solidarity work, and the radical honesty required to build a liberated future.
Netflix’s You exposes the romanticization of male violence against women
The show follows Joe Goldberg, a man whose obsession and violence toward women are framed through the lens of love and protection.
A special interview with Melinda French Gates
This week, FEMINIST sat down with philanthropist and author Melinda French Gatesto talk about her vision for gender equity, the power of life transitions, and her new book, ‘The Next Day’!
No Mercy is a Video Game that Breeds ®-pe Culture
In early April, Zerat Games released a video game called No Mercy on the gaming platform Steam.
How Global Fund for Women is Fueling Feminist Movements with Unrestricted Multi-Year Funding and Real-Time Data
This week, FEMINIST spoke with PeiYao, President & CEO of Global Fund for Women, about the urgent need for gender justice funding, the power of unrestricted grants, and how real-time data is shaping feminist movements worldwide.
Portraits of Love and Loss: Families Fighting Police Violence Share Their Stories produced by Gender Liberation Movement
This is the first set in an ongoing series, captured by Don Nixon with The Justice Committee and FEMINIST, produced by Gender Liberation Movement, spotlighting the human cost of police violence in NYC and beyond.
Essential Resources for Your Rights and Well-Being
Key pages and resources have been removed from the White House website. But We’ve Got Us.
This author started a nationwide book club-turned-literacy nonprofit that celebrates the life-changing power of literature.
This week, FEMINIST spoke with Glory Edim, an author, activist, and the founder of Well-Read Black Girl.
Sex Work and Social Work Biases: We Need to Be Better
In this piece, Sarah highlights the stigma and biases sex workers face in healthcare and social work and critiques systemic issues like criminalization and cultural incompetency, particularly affecting BIPOC and trans women.
For the past eight years, she’s been protesting at major conventions and demonstrations, opposing Trump’s policies and exposing their impact.
This week, FEMINIST spoke with Nadine Seiler, a Black curator, archivist, historian, and outspoken activist who has protested across the U.S. in response to the country’s erosion of rights
This is what Trump’s second term would look like. When we say democracy is on the ballot, we mean it.
What You Need to Know About Project 2025.
Feminist Activist Feature: Emmabella Rudd
Emmabella Rudd is a Type 1 diabetes activist and advocate who is the founder of Emmabella’s Believers, a team of supporters and advocates who are dedicated to capping insulin prices and ultimately treating, preventing, and curing Type 1 Diabetes. As an aspiring lawyer, she plans to dedicate her career to increasing insulin accessibility, supporting diabetes research, fixing the U.S. health care system.Author Raquel Willis is sharing her journey in activism and self-discovery as a Black trans woman through her debut memoir, The Risk It Takes to Bloom: On Life and Liberation. FEMINIST sat down with Willis to learn more about her inspiring journey towards collective liberation.
Feminist activist feature: Kelly, @DisabilityInsight
FEMINIST interviewed Kelly of @DisabilityInsights, activist and resource creator in light of Disability Awareness Month and her continued advocacy work for disability rights. →
Feminist activist feature: Isabel Mavrides-Calderon
Isabel Mavrides-Calderon, 18, is a Latina disability justice activist and organizer. Her work focuses on advocating for policy change, accessibility, and anti-ableism. She has hosted numerous campaigns and protests for disability rights bills with the ACLU, Patients Rising and the Center for Disability Rights.