By Myisha Cherry, philosopher at UCR [photos of writer bell hooks and playwright Ntozake Shange] I came to black feminism […]

By Jo Immig What if you piled up all the stuff you’ve ever owned and consumed in your lifetime? Would […]

When Simone de Beauvoir was growing up in early twentieth century Paris, her intellect, forcefulness, and wit caused her father […]

Welcome to the digital version of Womankind magazine, which is available only to subscribers. As a subscriber, you can access […]

At a city intersection, a shop owner scribbles notes on a whiteboard and faces it towards the traffic. For one […]

By Alecia Simmonds, from Womankind #7: Turtle. Have you ever fallen in love with a city? Has your pulse quickened […]

By Lucy Treloar, from Womankind #12: Octopus. There are two images from the 2017 global Women’s Marches that stay with […]

The mountain ascetic who shuns meat, television, alcohol, and doesn’t say a mean word about anyone, what willpower they must […]

Some people like to think we have two selves, our current self who we have to put up with on […]

By Frank Ostaseski, from Womankind 14: Giraffe. Life and death are a package deal. You cannot pull them apart. In […]

You’ve taken your easel and paints to the seaside to create and express yourself in the glorious sunshine. It’s a […]

By Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore, artwork by Catrin Welz-Stein What would happen if women stopped work? If they refused to go to […]