It’s undeniable that our current beauty standards are unattainable. I think that contemporary activists can learn from Alix Kates Shulman’s approach to this issue.

In its season finale, And Just Like That...captures how the bat mitzvah has evolved over the last century. 

As an athletic Jewish feminist, is attacking an uncomfortable situation assertively, but quietly, an effective protest technique?

The Star of David and its history helps me understand the different layers of my Jewish identity; the symbol represents the different cultures we’ve embraced as part of the diaspora.

My jade chai necklace has become my most prized possession as a Jewish-Chinese feminist.

Growing up, Victoria's Secret models represented my default (and only) view of femininity and what it means to be an adult woman.

Out of 20 Jewish Survivor contestants, only six have been women.

Ginny and Georgia raised significant questions for me as a Jewish feminist. Given its recent renewal for a second season, I think these questions are worth engaging.

Dworkin didn’t try to make feminism trendy or more appealing; instead, her contributions were biting, radical, and definitely controversial.

Gilda Radner demonstrated that sharing one’s struggles publicly through humor can be a powerful act.

If Gerda Lerner were alive today, I think she’d use TikTok to educate its millions of users about women’s history.