Yola Mezcal
Founded by women who are fighting for fair wages for Oaxacan women
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Founded by women who are fighting for fair wages for Oaxacan women
In her new book “Vibrator Nation: How Feminist Sex-Toy Stories Changed the Business of Pleasure,” Lynn Comella explains how—in the ’70s—a small group of feminist retailers helped make vibrators and sex positivity …
The triumphant story of the first African-American woman to become a pilot
An '80s all-girl skate gang, a Jaguar E-Type hearse, mapping NYC's LGBTQ+ landmarks and more in our look around the web
Depending on the mother figure in your life, this “Vag” tote—made in collaboration by Dolores Haze and Brooklyn-based artist Dan Flanagan—could be ideal. The semi-abstract design (perhaps depending on the viewer) is …
Stevie Bates started the all-girl skate gang The Hags back in 1983 or ’84, and the 10+ crew could be seen rolling around West LA with matching canvas patches on the backs …
In 1967, though there were no official rules banning women from competing in the Boston Marathon, race director Jock Semple tried to rip 20-year-old Kathrine Switzer’s bib off her mid-race. Registering without …
Another product in their ongoing collaborative collection, this “Advantages of Being a Woman Artist” clutch by Third Drawer Down Studio + Guerrilla Girls is pink and practical. From “Knowing your career might …
In a regular deck of playing cards there are only four women, but in Zach Wahls’ version all 54 cards feature smart, resilient and inspiring women. Beyoncé is (of course) the queen, …
A hijab for Muslim athletes, holding the sun in your hand, feminist sculptures and more in our look at the web