opinion
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SkincareSkincare For Kids Is Only the Tip of the IcebergCareful, your misogyny is showing.
By Ariel Baker -
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SkincareHot Take—I Want Chemicals on My Face and In My SkincareParabens and aluminum get a bad rap.
By Siena Gagliano -
PoliticsBy Going Full "Trad Wife," Republicans Are Saying the Quiet Part Out LoudSen. Katie Britt was picked to deliver the State of the Union rebuttal "as a housewife, not just a senator," one GOP lawmaker said.
By Danielle Campoamor -
PoliticsCurrent Gun Control Policies Are Ableist"Solutions" like active shooter drills and arming more people put the rights of gun owners above the rights of America's most vulnerable, including disabled people like myself.
By Heather Tomko -
PoliticsSex Trafficking Victims Are Being Punished. A New Law Could Change That.Victims of sexual abuse are quietly criminalized. Sara's Law protects kids that fight back.
By Dr. Devin J. Buckley and Erin Regan -
CultureWill Smith Thought He Behaved "Out of Love." He Was Wrong.As a Black woman and survivor of domestic violence, I was traumatized by Will Smith’s attack on Chris Rock.
By Tiffanie Drayton -
PoliticsThe U.S. Must Abolish Child MarriageIn all but six states, American adults can marry people aged 17 and younger.
By Saryn Chorney -
PoliticsIt’s Time to End Equal Pay Days and Pass the Equal Rights AmendmentThe passage of the ERA is a chance for our country to prove it truly values women.
By Hala Ayala -
SportsElite Track, Are You Okay?Numerous women track and field athletes have been disqualified for breaking the rules. It might be time for some new rules.
By Megan DiTrolio -
PoliticsOne Year Later, We Must Remember George Floyd's LegacyVirginia gubernatorial candidate Jennifer Carroll Foy has experienced America's two-tiered system firsthand. Here, what she believes is needed in the continuing fight for racial justice.
By Jennifer Carroll Foy -
PoliticsPaid Leave for All Is Necessary for Our Country to RecoverAmanda Brown Lierman and Dawn Huckelbridge argue that passing a comprehensive paid leave plan is imperative to supporting women in the workplace—and America's economic future.
By Amanda Brown Lierman -
PoliticsYes, Trans People Belong in SportsThe scrutiny of women’s bodies is the real threat to women’s sports—not the presence of trans women and girls.
By Layshia Clarendon -
PoliticsI’m a Parkland Survivor. Marjorie Taylor Greene Can’t Take That Away From MeAhead of the third anniversary of the Parkland shooting, an MSD teacher reflects on the impact of the freshman congresswoman's lies and conspiracies.
By Sarah Lerner -
How ToThe Fight for Menstrual Equity Continues in 2021Eliminating the tampon tax is just one of many goals we should be focusing on.
By Jennifer Weiss-Wolf -
PoliticsToday Marks the 48th Year We've Had Roe Protections. Will It Be the Last?The U.S. Supreme Court was once a vanguard of reproductive rights protections. Now, it's moving dangerously backwards.
By Nancy Northup -
PoliticsTo Move Forward, We Need to Redefine 'Normal'Alicia Garza on why we can't let the comforting dawn of a new administration lull us into complacency.
By Alicia Garza -
PoliticsLoujain al-Hathloul Is Not a TerroristOur sister was sentenced to five years and eight months in prison for her activism. We will not stop fighting until she is unconditionally free.
By Alia And Lina Al-Hathloul -
PoliticsTrump's Mob Attacked the Capitol—But Democracy Was Their Real TargetJanuary 6th should have been a day of ratifying the presidential election and celebrating the hard-fought Senate run-off in Georgia. Instead, it will go down in history as a day of infamy, the natural result of decades of white supremacists being told that the oppression of others is their freedom.
By Mikki Kendall -
PoliticsA Black Woman Must Be Appointed to Kamala Harris’s Senate SeatIt's not only the best choice for the state, but necessary for the nation.
By Glynda Carr
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