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Poetry
Instigator | by Laura Nováková
Red in glasses spilling scars / Kitchen counter full of vines / My heart starts then.
Poetry
About the Winged Ones | by Laura Nováková
I take a breath and just see where it goes from there.
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Longreads
Asymmetrical Re-worlding, Part 5: Let’s Get Metaphysical! | by Therese Doherty
We don’t need this notion of postfeminism because we don’t need to get beyond feminism but right down into the belly of it, right into the beating heart, the ground of female being that is our birthright to embrace.
Womens Poetry
Archive | For Mahsa, a poem for the women of Iran | by Victoria Gugenheim
It was the merest strands of hair, / On a girl adept at daylight / That were wayward signs to these infernal men.
Longreads
Asymmetrical Re-Worlding, Part 4: The End of Male Power | by Therese Doherty
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Longreads
Asymmetrical Re-worlding, Part 3: Our Matriarchal Foremothers Are Laughing … If They Aren’t Crying | by Therese Doherty
When you can’t block people’s access to food and shelter, and you can’t stop them from leaving, how can you control them?
Archive | Chile’s Black Community Face Renewed Threats Amid Surge in Far-Right Politics | by Rebecca Johns
A reminder of how very global the rise the far right is
Longreads
Asymmetrical Re-Worlding, Part 2: The Dance of Relationship | by Therese Doherty
:D I did not choose this essay because I am often quoted in it. I chose it because it's a brilliant synthesis of complex ideas beautifully presented.
women's art
Archive | Pour It Out | by A'Ja Lyons
I was with my sisters dancing to the rhythms correcting the misconceptions that I am any less than a goddess of the sun, or whatever that rapper said.