Feminism 101 Articles

How Saying ‘Everything Happens For A Reason’ Hurts Grieving People Instead of Helping

Here’s What It Really Means to Be a Furry

Income vs. Wealth: How Privilege Is Passed Down from Generation to Generation

Why Street Harassment Sucks, and What We Can Do About It

Why I Stand Up to Politically Incorrect Jokes

5 Ways Girls Are Taught to Avoid ‘Smart’ (And What We Can Do About It)

What I Learned About My White Privilege From Watching ‘Get Out’

Beyond GamerGate: The Fight For Equal Opportunity Gaming

Women Deserve Better

We Must Stop Making These Mistakes About Health & Body Positivity

5 Ways I Need White Women to Level Up Feminism Right Now

Diversity Is Not A Certificate: How to Dismantle Oppression at Your Work Place

On a chalkboard, people are drawn with their heads representing some major world religions: Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Hinduism.

Why We Really Need to Stop Rejecting Religious Feminists from the Movement

What You’re Really Saying When You Call Me a Bitch

Should Men Call Themselves ‘Pro-Feminist’ Instead of ‘Feminist’?

How TV Teaches Us Toxic Monogamy

This Black Poet Just Revealed What’s Really Missing When You Leave Intersectionality Out of Feminism

3 Ways We Get Grown-Ass Woman Friendship Wrong (And How to Fix That Shit)

3 Ways Feminists Uphold Oppression When They Exclude Parents

Stop Being So Attached!: A Beginner’s Guide on Problematic Language

5 Important Notes Every High School Activist Needs

I Was in Special Ed

3 Reasons Why Being Anti-Racist Isn’t Code for Being Anti-White

9 Phrases Allies Can Say When Called Out Instead of Getting Defensive

An Open Letter to the Men Who Still Don’t Understand Street Harassment

The Misadventures of Light-Skinned Lexi: A Story About Colorist Microaggressions

Just Because It Doesn’t Affect You Personally Doesn’t Mean It’s Not Oppressive

The Pitfalls of Becoming a Complacent Ally (And What to Do If You’ve Made a Mistake)

Your Favorite Feminists’ Perspectives on Intersectionality — in a Freestyle Jam!

Africa Is Not a Derailment Tactic: Why Belittling ‘First World Problems’ Is Oppressive