Discover how feminism and sisterhood unite women in the fight for equality, creating a supportive network of strength and solidarity.
In 1989, legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw created “intersectional feminism.” This idea changed how we see inequality and oppression. Now, intersectionality is key for feminism, helping us understand gender-based discrimination better. Intersectional feminism says women’s lives are shaped by many things. For example, a white, cisgender, middle-class woman faces different challenges than a Black, transgender, low-income … Read more
Did you know 48% of funds from the Spotlight Initiative went to groups like yours? This is about USD 190 million. It shows how big digital feminism is today. You can use the internet to help change things and make women’s voices heard. This guide will show you how online feminism has grown. You’ll learn … Read more
Did you know an article on feminism and mental health got 42,000 views? It was cited 15 times. This shows how much people care about feminism’s role in understanding women’s mental health. The women’s health movement started in the 1960s and 1970s. It made people talk about women’s mental health. The International Society for Gender … Read more
Some statistics really make us think. Did you know 1 in 5 women and girls face sexual violence in crisis times? This fact shows we need global change. Sadly, in 2023, only 18.9% of the funds needed to fight this were raised. That’s much lower than the 40% other areas get. You can help make … Read more
The fiery words of Audre Lorde in “Sister Outsider” begin our journey. Sylvia Plath’s “The Bell Jar” takes us further, with stories that challenge our world. “Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot” by Mikki Kendall has become a bestseller. It shows us the strong desire for stories that shake things up. … Read more