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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.
Trans Cinema Doesn’t Just Improve Visibility—It Imagines Better Worlds
Mar 10 2026
Author Laura Horak on the power and possibility of trans-made cinema today.
Queering Economics for a Better Future
Dec 30 2025
Authors Leanne Roncolato and Michael E. Martell on building a better and more inclusive economics.
How We Fight Back: Storytelling for Reproductive Justice
Nov 10 2025
Stories resist carceral logics, affirm survival, and show why Black women’s reproductive freedom must be told from the margins.
Imagining a Future Built on Abolition and Queer Justice
Nov 06 2025
How to fight for queer justice in a time of continued criminalization and targeted attacks on queer communities.
“Problem” Groups and the Home in Western Reconstruction: A Q&A with Nicole Martin, winner of the WHA’s 2025 Ray Allen Billington Prize
Oct 14 2025
WHA award-winner Nicole Martin discusses the history behind who has had the right to possess homes and, by extension, American citizenship.
Domestic worker activism and anti-fascism: A Q&A with Katherine M. Marino
Aug 26 2025
Who speaks out against fascism—is it only the most powerful or politically connected who can do so, or is it those whose rights are most in danger?