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What Feminists Can Learn From ‘Yesteryear’: Tradwives Are the New Girlbosses

Behind the carefully curated images of homemade bread, gingham dresses and backyard chickens, is an economic vision that depends crucially on normalizing women’s secondary status in society. The post What Feminists Can Learn From ‘Yesteryear’: Tradwives Are the New Girlbosses appeared first on Ms.

Ms. MagazineSep 18, 2026

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Believing Women (or Not) Shapes More Than Sexual Assault Cases

Nearly a decade after the rise of #MeToo, public conversations about sexual harassment and assault have entered a new phase—one marked by growing skepticism. New data from Tulane University’s Newcomb Institute 2025 Violence Experiences Survey suggests that this skepticism extends beyond individual c

Ms. MagazineJul 30, 2026

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America’s Roman Holiday: Prime Day and the Price of Convenience

Amazon Prime Day has become one of the biggest shopping events in the country, but its success tells a story far bigger than discounts. In an economy where families are struggling with the cost of groceries, rent, healthcare and childcare, the appeal of lower prices is understandable.

Ms. MagazineJun 26, 2026

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Your Tax Dollars Are Funding the Trump Administration’s Patriarchal Family Agenda

“One in three Americans are under-babied,” said Trump’s Medicare and Medicaid chief Dr. Oz last week, echoing JD Vance’s contempt for childless women as “cat ladies.” Guided by evangelical supporters, the Trump administration is eroding longstanding civil rights laws protecting women and girls in ed

Ms. MagazineMay 28, 2026