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Category Archives: Books

Mar 15, 2018Nov 18, 2020

Announcing Anita and Ebony’s Upcoming Book, History vs. Women: The Defiant Lives That They Don’t Want You to Know

We are so thrilled to finally be able to share with you a project that Anita and Ebony have been working on for a long time. Coming this October, History vs. Women is a captivating […]

Feb 22, 2018

FREQ Interview: Ijeoma Oluo Knows Who She’s Writing For

Each quarter, our newsletter brings you an interview with a fascinating, inspiring, talented woman we think you should know more about. In our latest issue, we talk to the brilliant writer Ijeoma Oluo, whose new […]

Jan 03, 2018Nov 18, 2020

In Remembrance of Allan G. Johnson, 1946-2017

Several years ago I was on an NYC subway and my friend told me to listen to this speech he had on his primitive, first-generation iPhone. We listened together, one earbud in each of our […]

Nov 07, 2017Nov 21, 2017

Ask a Feminist: What does it mean to “live a feminist life”?

Happy fall, y’all! We’ve added a new recommendation to our list of nonfiction feminist media: Sara Ahmed’s newest book, Living a Feminist Life. Anita can’t put it down, and my copy is here beside me […]

Mar 03, 2017Mar 03, 2017

Resting and Reading: Thoughts on Self-Care and the Importance of Inspiration

Sometimes people will ask me for advice on how to maintain both creative work and social activism for the long haul, and every time, one of the most crucial suggestions I can offer is to […]

Feb 07, 2017Nov 18, 2020

If There Is No Struggle, There Is No Progress

art by Mickalene Thomas   Spend this Black History Month remembering the activists upon whose work we build, and upon whose shoulders we stand. Connect with writers, thinkers, artists, and creators you may never have […]

Dec 29, 2016Jan 11, 2017

FemFreq Fave Five: Anita’s Picks for 2016

At FemFreq, despite being deeply concerned with media and with how representations in the media impact our culture, we don’t always get to talk about the media we love. Sometimes it’s because we just don’t […]

Dec 28, 2016Jan 11, 2017

FemFreq Fave Five: Ashley’s Picks for 2016

What a daunting task: twelve months, five moments or makings, at least one or two reasons as to why each truly spoke to me. But, here we go and here they are (in no particular order). […]

Dec 27, 2016Nov 18, 2020

FemFreq Fave Five: Ebony’s Picks for 2016

Composing year-end lists appeals to my desire for useless organization and my tendency toward capricious judgment.  Nevertheless, I started this project with a smug certainty that I had enjoyed absolutely nothing this year and I was going to […]

Dec 26, 2016Dec 31, 2016

FemFreq Fave Five: Carolyn’s Picks for 2016

The books, films, games and television shows that spoke to me most in 2016 are linked by questions of identity: who we are in isolation and who we are in connection, how society pressures some […]

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