In 2018, how does using diverse children’s books factor into conversations with kids about race? by Crystal Duan Illustration by Grace […]
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The Riveter’s Top 10 Books of 2017
Plus, one more I couldn’t bear to cut. by Ann Mayhew This_past April marked the launch of The Riveter’s monthly […]
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The Riveter’s Top Longform of 2017
Joan Didion on a 1965 murder trial, Vanessa Grigoriadis on rape culture, DREAMers making their voices heard, and social media’s destructive […]
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The Power of Diversity in Office
Andrea Jenkins, Mazahir Salih and Jamescita Peshlakai make history and work locally for equity and opportunity. By Alyse Burnside Illustration by Grace […]
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Leila Abdelrazaq Draws Social Justice Movements
Palestinian-American artist Abdelrazaq’s graphic novels address refugees, diaspora, nostalgia and home through the lens of the Palestinian experience. By Nadia Eldemerdash […]
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Q&A With Kendra Winchester & Autumn Privett, hosts of the Reading Women podcast
How focusing the conversation solely on women writers extends the need for intersectionality in contemporary literature. By Carley Tacker Photo by […]
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The Canon: Books to Read in December
The history of weed, vanishing princesses, and science-fiction blog posts. By Jordan Bascom, Daley Farr, Jenean Gilmer, Kaylen Ralph, Samantha Rose, Marit […]
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Down with the Frats
An exclusive excerpt from Grigoriadis’s Blurred Lines: Rethinking Sex, Power, and Consent on Campus. By Vanessa Grigoriadis Illustration by Grace Molteni […]
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Q&A With Pioneering Journalist Patsy Sims
Patsy Sims talks gutsy women and gives her top piece of advice to other women writers. By Anna Meyer Images provided […]
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Peggy Flanagan’s Fight for Equality Goes Statewide
State Representative and Ojibwe Mother Runs for Lieutenant Governor. By Erica Rivera Photo provided by the Walz-Flanagan campaign Peggy Flanagan stood […]
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