Feminism
'All Afternoon': Feminism comes to River Ridge - book review
Kleinman notes in her novel 'All Afternoon,' set in 1978, that feminism was “slow in coming” to the fictional New Jersey town of River Ridge.
New documentary spotlights Jewish feminist NYC sanitation artist
Purim Shpiel: Nick Fuentes’s mother critiques his views on women
Voices from the Arab press: Davos 2026, Trump's Board of Peace, Saudi Arabia, feminism
Western feminists must stand with Azerbaijani women in Iran - opinion
In the wake of the Iran protests, Western feminists must stand in solidarity with South Azerbaijani women, who are fighting against ethnic discrimination and gender apartheid.
Iranian feminists understood the revolution better than Europe’s intellectuals - opinion
While Foucault praised Iran’s 1979 revolution as spiritual, Iranian women warned it would mean coercion, veiling, and the erasure of their rights.
Women at the threshold of Redemption: From Pharaoh's Egypt to the post-October 7 reality - opinion
The message is unmistakable: Moral courage, not submission, is what sustains holiness.
Bliss: Exploring feminine identity through art at Ticho House
Explore "Bliss" at Ticho House, where contemporary and historical art merge to unravel complex narratives of femininity, identity, and transformation.
'Allah is lesbian' shirt sees feminist jailed for 30 months in Morocco, courts cite harm to Islam
Ibtissame Lachgarwas also ordered to pay a fine of 50,000 Moroccan dirhams (approximately $5,500).
Sisterhood died on October 7: Betrayed by the women’s movement - opinion
The Dinah Project counters the silence from international women's movements following the atrocities of October 7.
From Chanel to exile: the rise and fall of Iran’s last empress
Farah Diba's iconic fashion sense tried to stitch together Iran’s imperial past with a modern future. After the revolution, her memory still lingers as a symbol of what their country could have been.
How Iran spies and how women activists stay one step ahead
Iranian women activists told The Media Line about the creative strategies they’ve developed to evade digital and physical surveillance as the government intensifies its cyber-repression.
'My Grandmother’s Candlesticks': Honoring a grandma who resisted assimilation
As a grandmother herself, the author, Diane Schulder Abrams, speaks for a generation of contemporary female elders who led extraordinary careers while keeping their Jewish values front and center.
First woman accepted into Israeli special forces unit, making history
The soldier successfully passed the grueling selection process, which includes a rigorous five-day screening that tests both physical and mental endurance.
