#feminism

#feminism

Across CMM Coda's subtly imperfect, analogue-inspired letterforms - based on the IBM Selectric typewriter's typeface, Dual Basic - Anna practically and conceptually brings together the feminist legacy of software and typewriters with the aesthetic sensibilities of the genre associated with the industry.

The quest for orgasm in middle age is not a whimsy but a profound journey through trauma, misogyny, and the complexities of identity.

Cacopardo remembers thinking at the time: 'It's a huge change. It's brilliant,' as she learned about misoprostol's potential for safe, at-home abortions.

Carol Wolkowitz's influential writings established a critical understanding of the interplay between gender and work, revealing how embodiment shapes vocational experiences.

Bechdel's early days of cartooning were an act of spontaneous creation, beginning with a simple doodle that evolved into the iconic "Dykes to Watch Out For" series.

We found Barbie's foot posture change over time unexpected and fascinating, and perhaps something with deeper meaning or a Mattel executive direction we are unaware of.

Momma, formed by Etta Friedman and Allegra Weingarten, evolved from lo-fi roots to a powerful indie rock presence with their new album, Welcome to My Blue Sky.

The ideal is to help today’s champions build their futures, ensuring players are not left uncertain about their careers post-football, as Alia Guagni emphasizes.

The absence of actual images of intrepid women travelers in the 'Extreme Voyages Issue' deeply resonated with me, reflecting a historical reluctance to depict women's adventures.

"The urge for immediacy had a lot to do with being the first generation to grow up entirely on television. It was a weapon, and that is how I wanted to use it."

Dublin City Council's refusal to approve the ROSA demonstration posters, citing potential offensiveness towards individuals pictured, highlights ongoing tensions regarding freedom of expression in public demonstrations.

White's vision allows us to explore female power and agency in Shakespeare's narrative, boldly asserting that women can claim their space in a patriarchal world.

Her raw, sexually and emotionally frank prose made her a sensation and got the Irish Catholic church hot under the cassock.

"Magdalene, appearing in scripture only fourteen times, belongs to a tangle of at least six women named Mary, leaving room for disagreement over which Biblical threads are authentically woven into her story."

TANYA is about energy, anger, and making a scene, reflecting the artist's shift from ethereal pop to maximized electro beats and emotional rawness.