“H&M will exploit anything to make a sale — just ask the women who work in its factories. I’m not buying it: the sentiment or the clothing.” Is the new H&M commercial really the pro-woman, body-positive bombshell some claim?

In the wake of the leaked audio of Donald Trump bragging about sexual assault, Transparent creator Jill Soloway discusses how men turn women into Others, and other men into accomplices.

Social and political activist Rebecca Griffin recommends her favorite podcasts by women of color, like Represent and 2 Dope Queens, covering topics from feminism and race to work and equality.

“Why do we moralize so much about foods and our relationships to them?” At Fit is a Feminist Issue, a philosopher argues against the connection we make between eating choices and morality.

Joanna Di Mattia celebrates Ghostbusters with “reverse nostalgia”: “How great it would be to be a young girl right now, with the chance to see a big, bombastic film like this, with four funny, smart females at the helm.”

Playwright Abbey Fenbert writes a sharp, thought-provoking manifesto against the stubborn gender inequality in American theater repertories.

“Wear a hat you love and if he doesn’t like it?  F*#% him.” Raquel D’Apice shares advice for the protagonist in P.D. Eastman’s classic children’s book.

“I am declaring a 72-hour moratorium on women having to worry about men’s delicate feelings. I’ve waited 60 years. America has waited 240.” At hecatedemeter, a Hillary Clinton supporter refuses to tone down her joy.

“I want you to enjoy every moment of your life and sometimes just toss that hair in a quick messy bun and run out the door on your way to another adventure.” Writer Larinna Chandler wishes for her daughter to blaze her own path.

“Some of us are happy failing at gender. Because all of us fail gender in some way.” In The Millions, Clarence Harlan Orsi responds to a polemical Antioch Review piece that suggested transgender people were subject to a “mass delusion.”