Claire L. Evans’s new book is a bittersweet reminder that the internet used to be freer and more fun.

In her new novel “Motherhood,” Sheila Heti reflects on fate, agency, and time.

Militant suffragettes’ most important tactic was to turn women’s bodies—supposedly passive, pliant, and protected—into a battleground. 

Tensions between two generations of feminists animate Meg Wolitzer’s novel.

In Lynne Tillman’s new novel, an ethnographer studies the New Man, raised in the 90s among feminists, and examines himself.

How age-old misogyny morphed into an explicit ideology of hate

How corporate America has commodified the protest movements of the Trump era

Anti-abortion rhetoric is so extreme that it's no wonder some activists support drastic measures.

She is not only a thorn in Donald Trump's side, but also representative of the porn industry's long tradition of challenging censorship.

Conservatives at CPAC offered some curious advice for improving the party's standing with female voters.

Six writers discuss the so-called generational divide in the #MeToo movement

On the left and the right, commentators are playing fast and loose with references to totalitarianism.

What #MeToo's critics get wrong about the role social media plays in fighting sexual harassment

Why the backlash to the #MeToo movement is so depressingly familiar

The historian’s new pamphlet succumbs to deterministic explanations of gender.

On Allison Benedikt, Lorin Stein, and the perils of extracting universal principles from fairytale endings

A series of sexual harassment allegations has vindicated the demands of student activists.