Open Letter by Martha Nichols
When I read liberal commenters damning you with faint praise, I see ugly attitudes about women exposed.
Diversity
Dear Gretchen Carlson, Formerly of Fox News
Sep 05, 2016
Sanderia Faye: “I’ve Got a Lot of Swimming to Do”
Nov 04, 2015
TW Interview by Levi Cain
I just knew that, as a black woman, if I wanted to write, I needed some credentials.
Gender Wars: The Listicle
Mar 18, 2015
TW Reading List
It's no stretch to leap past Dr. Johnson, but in the 21st century, why can't writers of any gender twirl on their 'hinder' legs?
Dear Young Writers
Mar 18, 2015
TW Feature by Lorraine Berry and Martha Nichols
An open letter about why the fight against gender discrimination still matters.
Free Speech: Who Gets to Decide?
Jan 28, 2015
TW Opinion by J.p. Lawrence
I’ve been tempted to think the typical upper middle-class white student seems overly fearful of healthy intellectual debate.
Caitlin Moran: “You Just Can’t Argue with Cool”
Nov 03, 2014
TW Interview by Lorraine Berry
Just by being working class, I’m a minority in the industry, and then to be a woman on top of that is absolutely nuts.
"Women and Power" in the NYT Book Review
Oct 15, 2014
TW Opinion by Lorraine Berry and Martha Nichols
At a time when female critics from Caitlin Moran to Mary Beard are being harassed all over the Internet, the lack of editorial attitude is troubling.
Andrew Lam on Writing
May 28, 2014
Interview by Kelcey Parker
As certain as the rain, disappointments will come, and you will have to live with them and embrace them.
Sisters of the Commonwealth
May 09, 2014
Image Essay by Meg Birnbaum
The human stories behind photographs can be tools for supporting social change.
Misplaced Baggage
May 05, 2014
Image Essay by Anh Ðào Kolbe
We share the same blood line, we share our Vietnamese culture, and our misplaced community is our own.
