Courtney Martin

Women, especially self-proclaimed feminists, must own the truth about our gender’s capacity for violence if we are ever going to be effective in ending it.

Americans should be outraged that shoddy infrastructure and broken promises will be our legacy in Iraq.

The ruling in Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project restricts aid and development groups — and leaves all of us more vulnerable to terrorism.

What does success really mean to a young American lucky enough to go to school but unlucky enough to be graduating at this economic moment?

When it comes to attracting disengaged young people to political movements, let’s face it: appearances matter.

We need to stop asking why women are so miserable and start looking at the many who create their own joy.

The birth-control pill afforded us great freedom but also the anxiety that comes along with having so much control over if and when we procreate.

A decade ago, Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards published their breakthrough work and became energetic leaders of feminism’s third wave. Now, they’re helping a younger generation of women make its way.

We have a moral obligation to focus on international women’s uplift, but we must also act locally.