• Magazine
  • School
  • Speakers
  • Log In
  • Become an EF Member!

Everyday Feminism

Intersectional Feminism For Your Everyday Life

Watch our free healing from internalized whiteness webinar!
  • Fem 101
  • Privilege
  • Trans & GNC
  • Race
  • LGBTQIA
  • Class
  • Religion
  • Sex
  • Love
  • Body
  • Disability
  • Videos
  • Comics
Dear Beloved Reader, we're going to be real with you. We're asking you to join our membership program so we can become fully financially sustainable (and you get some cool perks too!) With plummeting ad rates across the media industry, we're at an urgent risk of shutting down. And we don't want you to face Trump and his kind without the unique resources we provide. If everyone reading this only gave $12, we could raise enough money for the entire year in just one day. For the price of a single lunch out, you can help save us. We're an independent feminist media site, led entirely by people of color, and that pays everyone who writes for us. If Everyday Feminism has been useful to you, please take one minute to keep us publishing the articles you've come to rely on us for. Thank you! Click here to join!
everyday feminism

Why Trump’s Travel Ban Isn’t Making Us Safer – It’s Just Making Us (More) Racist

April 24, 2017 by Carmen Rios

Why Trump’s Travel Ban Isn’t Making Us Safer – It’s Just Making Us (More) Racist

The idea that we’re safer with Trump’s travel ban is completely ridiculous when you consider this info on who he’s calling “dangerous.”

5 Ways You Can Be an Activist Without Hitting the Streets

February 23, 2017 by Carmen Rios

5 Ways You Can Be an Activist Without Hitting the Streets

So far, resistance to Trump has involved a whole lot of marching – but that’s not the only way to make a difference. Check out these other options for your activism.

Hey, ‘Identity Politics’ Critics: Women and People of Color Need Economic Justice, Too

January 11, 2017 by Carmen Rios

Hey, ‘Identity Politics’ Critics: Women and People of Color Need Economic Justice, Too

Were the election results really about “identity politics” vs class issues? Here’s how this debate centers poor white men and erases the rest of us.

How Donald Trump’s Election Reveals the Danger of White Male Fragility

November 13, 2016 by Carmen Rios

How Donald Trump’s Election Reveals the Danger of White Male Fragility

What’s white male fragility? Take a look at our president-elect and you’ll have a good idea. Here’s what we’re up against.

These 3 Myths Blame People of Color for Crime Rates – And They’re Just Not True

October 16, 2016 by Carmen Rios

These 3 Myths Blame People of Color for Crime Rates – And They’re Just Not True

Black drug dealers, Latino rapists, Brown terrorists – the “villains” many people blame for our “crime problem” don’t hold up as scapegoats in the face of the facts.

Society Shames Poor Parents As ‘Bad’ Parents – Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Fall for It

August 16, 2016 by Carmen Rios

Society Shames Poor Parents As ‘Bad’ Parents – Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Fall for It

Have you come across these common ideas of poor parents as irresponsible parents? This proves people don’t have to be affluent to be good parents.

Cutting Government Assistance Is a Huge Deal – For These 5 Reasons and More

July 7, 2016 by Carmen Rios

Cutting Government Assistance Is a Huge Deal – For These 5 Reasons and More

Do you think that cutting government assistance is NBD? Think again – because here are just five of the devastating consequences.

A Reclamation of Our Personal Rights as Working-Class Queer Women

April 29, 2016 by Carmen Rios

A Reclamation of Our Personal Rights as Working-Class Queer Women

“You have the right to be recognized in your communities.” If you’re a queer, working class woman, you’re living at the intersections of many forms of oppression. Here’s a a powerful reclamation of the rights you deserve.

7 Reasons We Have to Stop Treating ‘Poor’ Like a Bad Word

March 30, 2016 by Carmen Rios

7 Reasons We Have to Stop Treating ‘Poor’ Like a Bad Word

Do you believe any of the common myths perpetuating the stigma on poor people? Too many feminists forget about class in their activism – and here’s why we’ve got to stop the stigma, for everyone.

Here’s Why Trickle-Down Economic Policies Don’t Work – And Why Feminists Need to Demand Better

March 15, 2016 by Carmen Rios

Here’s Why Trickle-Down Economic Policies Don’t Work – And Why Feminists Need to Demand Better

“Trickle-down” economic policies are coming up again in this election season – but helping the rich get richer won’t do anything for the rest of us. These numbers speak volumes.

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • Next Page »

Follow us!

Search for Articles

Advertisements

Most Popular This Month

  • 5 Radical Ways People Do Non-Monogamy That You Need to Know About 5 Radical Ways People Do Non-Monogamy That You Need to Know About
  • 3 Differences Between the Terms 'Gay' and 'Queer' — and Why It Matters 3 Differences Between the Terms ‘Gay’ and ‘Queer’ — and Why It Matters
  • White Privilege, Explained in One Simple Comic White Privilege, Explained in One Simple Comic
  • 7 Reasons Why White People Should Not Wear Black Hairstyles 7 Reasons Why White People Should Not Wear Black Hairstyles

Most Popular This Week

  • 5 Radical Ways People Do Non-Monogamy That You Need to Know About 5 Radical Ways People Do Non-Monogamy That You Need to Know About
  • 3 Ways My Parents Unintentionally Taught Me That My Consent Didn't Matter 3 Ways My Parents Unintentionally Taught Me That My Consent Didn’t Matter
  • What I Told My White Friend When He Asked For My Black Opinion On White Privilege What I Told My White Friend When He Asked For My Black Opinion On White Privilege
ABOUT
Our Vision
About Everyday Feminism
Meet the Team
Comments Policy
GET INVOLVED
Become an EF Member
Donate to EF
Join the Team
Cross-post Our Articles
Book a Speaker
STAY CONNECTED
Contact Us
Like Our Facebook Page
Follow Us On Instagram
Follow Us On Twitter

Copyright © 2018 · Everyday Feminism · Privacy Policy · Comments Policy