I’m a Sephardic Latina With An Intersectional Identity. That’s Why I Oppose The Women’s March.
My intersectional experience as a feminist Latina immigrant from Argentina and a Sephardi Jew led me to abstain from the current Women’s March
Julia Salazar’s Defenders Reveal The Limits Of Identity Politics
Salazar’s story demands that we explore the way in which we approach identity: is it malleable or essential, exclusive and inherited?
‘And He Shall Rule Over You’: The Genesis of #MeToo
The Bible suggests that the oppression of women is a curse — one that must be fought.
Looking Beyond Michelle Obama and Angela Merkel
It’s easy to point fingers at explicitly sexist societies like Saudi Arabia or the ultra-Orthodox. Mijal Bitton argues we should look at our own structural gender inequity.
