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Articles in gender & sexuality tagged with feminism
The right to reproductive health and agency is a compelling state interest.
Porn performers have a unique vision for labor justice and erotic fulfillment, but they face draconian regulation and exploitative work conditions.
Three new books explore the gap between sex that is good and sex that is virtuous, making the complexities of desire central to our conversations about sexual ethics.
Recent efforts to commemorate Laura Bassi—a pioneering physicist in eighteenth-century Italy—often say more about us than the world of women in science.
The penalties of gender and sexual violence are not equally distributed, but psyche violence is genderless.
The pandemic has foregrounded women's exploitation in the home and challenged feminism to once again go beyond middle-class concerns.
Simone de Beauvoir’s relationship with her readers was a mutually demanding collaboration.
This year Virginia became the crucial thirty-eighth state to ratify the ERA. Renewed efforts to quash it stand to wipe out a hundred years of women’s work as constitution-makers.
Some gender equality initiatives help to reinforce exclusion rather than dismantle it.
Current contempt for age gap relationships serves to strip both men and women of their agency.
