Carmen Rios

The War on Women is in full force under the Trump administration. We refuse to go back, and we refuse to let the administration quietly dismantle the progress we’ve made. We are watching.  This is the War on Women Report. Since Our Last Report… + In an Associated Press article, reporter Lisa Mascaro observes that […]

"This is all wrong. I shouldn’t be up here. I should be back in school on the other side of the ocean. Yet you all come to us young people for hope? How dare you."

“He is beyond any possible rational consideration.”

Domestic violence is the most common reason people in the U.S. call the police, comprising 15 to 50 percent of 911 calls—but journalist Cari Shane posits in a recent piece that "it should be more."

"While Mitch McConnell claims the House is only focused on impeachment, there are scores of critical bills sitting on his desk sent to him by the House Democratic Majority. "

Adrienne Lawrence was the first to sue ESPN for sexual harassment. In "Staying in the Game," she breaks down what it takes to fix toxic workplaces.

In "The Hunting of Hillary," Michael D’Antonio recounts how opponents used sexist attacks against Clinton and eroded political institutions.

Feminism dominated the headlines in 2019—and Ms. was reporting, rebelling and truth-telling from the movement’s front lines all year long. What were your favorite pieces?

On Wednesday, feminist artist Michelle Hartney launched UNPLANNED PARENTHOOD, exploring attacks on women's reproductive health access.

We must remind the country what a nation without any safe, legal abortion access looks like. We must remind our lawmakers what women’s lives without abortion access look like—and the devastating ways in which an end to abortion access is an end to our freedom. We are fighting for Roe with our own stories. We are daring to remember. Submit your story by emailing myabortionstory@msmagazine.com