Maybe my own childhood with a narcissistic, abusive, seductive father was what gave me eyes to see Trump for what he is.
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How did Botox become so popular? And why are teenage girls using anti-wrinkle cream? As a new film, The Substance, considers our obsession with youth and good looks, writers reflect on how this has shaped their lives
By V (formerly Eve Ensler), Arwa Mahdawi, Laura Barton and Kate McCusker
This series asks activists and writers to share their views on what fascism is today, how it impacts our rights and our bodies and how it looks globally. We seek to educate ourselves about it in order to ensure that it doesn’t come to be. This series is guest edited by V (formerly Eve Ensler).
The activist and writer of the Vagina Monologues has no intention of stopping her quest to end violence against women
During a recent trip to Brazil, I saw how Indigenous women activists there have completely changed the political landscape
The ex-president gaslights and diminishes his victims, and was given a platform by CNN. We can ensure he isn’t elected again
What happens when you start trusting women? We have the receipts
The playwright V (formerly Eve Ensler) and a group of activists started a global movement for women’s rights in 1998. On V-Day’s 25th anniversary, they tell us what happened in their communities after they took action
The Guardian releases an excerpt from Reckoning.
After the supreme court declared war on us a week ago, at first I wanted to weep and howl. But then I wrote – and then I revolted.
The supreme court draft ruling on abortion shows how desperate some are to control our bodies. But we are never going back.