Social media gave feminism unprecedented reach, but visibility isn’t the same as power, and greater access may have led to misunderstanding and backlash.

The first time these friends read a piece in which a Filipina American scholar was outlining a framework of feminism and sisterhood from their cultural point of view and experience was a powerful ...

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Indigenous feminism : theorizing the issue / Shari M. Huhndorf and Cheryl Suzack -- Politics. From the tundra to the boardroom to everywhere in between : politics and the changing roles of Inuit women ...

A SMEX report reveals how patriarchal surveillance, biased algorithms, and legal intimidation suppress feminist voices online, highlighting activists' strategies of care, solidarity, and resistance to ...

Given how social media has been a part of most people’s everyday lives, it should not be surprising to us that social movement can be accomplished effectively online. In this post, my student, Sarah ...

In the first installment of #VoicesOfChange we interviewed Julia Didriksson, a Mexican digital activist who creates educational feminist content and organizes women's circles to bring together people ...

Nepal, Feb. 2 -- A common charge feminists in many post-colonial nations face is that their activism is "imported" from the ...