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Gender & Sexuality, Politics

Without Women There Is No Democracy

On the hundreth anniversary of suffrage, it’s time for gender equity in political office.

Jennifer M. Piscopo, Shauna L. Shames

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Gender & Sexuality

Arts in Society, Gender & Sexuality

Sally Mann’s Romantic Ideal

“Dear Sir, I don’t like the way you crossed me out.”

Judith Levine

Arts in Society, Gender & Sexuality

Styles for Him—and Her

Unisex Fashion Fought the Gender Binary, and the Binary Won.

Philip N. Cohen

Gender & Sexuality, Politics

The Indiana Backlash

Ever since the Indiana legislature passed its version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, lawmakers there have been on the defensive.

Simon Waxman

Gender & Sexuality

Wounded Women

The assumption of female vulnerability threatens to invigorate the sexist evils it aims to combat.

Jessa Crispin

Gender & Sexuality, Politics

Still Missing: Etan Patz—and Others

During the exhaustive search for Etan, black children were disappearing in Atlanta.

Judith Levine

Gender & Sexuality

Finding Public Relief

One of the major changes in American life about 100-120 years ago was the domestication of public spaces.

Claude S. Fischer

Gender & Sexuality, Politics

Pat Lynch's Deadly Machismo

In this drama of race and sexuality, the NYPD could learn something from Mayor de Blasio.

Judith Levine

Gender & Sexuality, Philosophy & Religion

Sex Is Serious

When it comes to consent, feminists and Christians agree.

Elizabeth Bruenig

Gender & Sexuality

Good Feminist

Should feminism join with other causes, or make its own path?

Vivian Gornick

Gender & Sexuality

Feminism Can Handle the Truth

What the Rolling Stone "hoax" reveals about feminism and political correctness.

Judith Levine

Gender & Sexuality

Campus Rape Rules Are About Punishment, Not Sex

Yes-means-yes will not encourage good sex. It will not discourage good sex. It is irrelevant to good sex.

Judith Levine

Gender & Sexuality

Lena Dunham Wasn't a Pedophile, and Neither Were You

File under: sexual curiosity, child; parental reaction, appropriate.

Judith Levine

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