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How Queer Resistance is Connected to Economic Reform and Social Change in China
Oct 23 2026
Author Susanne YP Choi discusses her book and explains how queer lives have changed amid limited legal protections and intensified state restrictions in China.
Q&A with Jallicia Jolly, Author of "Ill Erotics"
Oct 20 2026
Author Jallicia Jolly discusses her book and how Jamaican women are redefining care, autonomy, and resistance.
Q&A with Tracy Thomas and Jennifer L. Brinkley
Oct 02 2026
Authors Tracy Thomas and Jennifer L. Brinkley discuss their new books on two groundbreaking women in law.
"Sappho" Through the Decades — with a Behind-the-Scenes Look at the New Collector’s Edition
Sep 01 2026
Editorial Assistant Jyoti Arvey provides a tour of the many editions of Mary Barnard's "Sappho," with an inside look at the new gift edition.
How Economics Discovered Women — And Why It Matters Right Now
Aug 25 2026
Author Shelly Lundberg discusses the economics profession’s slow and still-incomplete recognition that women must be studied as independent agents with their own interests and constraints.
Q&A with Carly Thomsen, author of Reproductive Justice, Queerly
Aug 03 2026
An interview between Public Seminar writer Gil Bittner and author Carly Thomsen about Thomsen's new book, Reproductive Justice, Queerly.
Come to My Cottage: Queer Pleasures and Female Fandom in the Silent Hollywood Era
Jun 30 2026
Author Diana Anselmo on how women’s queer pleasures in fandom are part of a century-long history of women using mass media to explore same-sex desire, gender nonconformity, and homoerotic fantasy.
"Feminist Media Histories" Celebrates Pride Month
Jun 22 2026
"Feminist Media Histories" has removed the paywall from a selection of articles for Pride Month.
How Prisons Manage Gender Boundaries—and How That’s Changed Over Time
May 20 2026
Author Joss T. Greene traces how changing prison systems have shaped the treatment of transgender prisoners across decades.
Q&A with Tara Mulder, author of "A Womb of One's Own"
May 05 2026
Author Tara Mulder on her unique perspective as a classicist and daughter of a homebirth midwife and how she reconstructed ancient women's lost stories of childbirth and pregnancy.