'Poetry gives voice to the voiceless on behalf of women silenced for centuries. Poetry can be potent medicine, essential and redemptive—even lifesaving.'
is a discovery place for riotous, righteous and resonant feminist poetry that nourishes and gives voice to a rising tide of female resistance—brought to you byWe turn to poetry to travel, to fathom ‘the other’ as one another, to bear witness, to provoke. We turn to poetry to feel less alone, more like ourselves, to remember home and to come home. Now, as we continue to rise up and resist, we’re turning to poetry. An antidote to the news, Ms. Muse has arrived to fortify—and defy..
I’m also excited and honored to announce that one of the first installments will be about the lost poetry of the late Cherokee ChiefMy vision is to amplify the voices of a diverse spectrum of women making waves with poetry.. Muse poets returning as guest columnists.
However, in October 2019, a painful, protracted crisis began to unfold in my personal life and I needed to take a break from writing. Muse. My wife and I had spent years working with close friends in their nonprofit to found an intentional community that ultimately failed spectacularly. Our community became divided under dysfunctional leadership, documented facts no longer mattered and our so-called values became ironic and laughable.
Now on the other side of those devastating years, I’m writing about the folly of our idealism and the distance between who we think we are, who we are and who we long to be. Meanwhile, the deepening divisions in our country have proved to be a fatal threat to equal rights for all Americans and to democracy. There has never been a greater distance between who we think we are, who we are and who we long to be. Shortly after June 24, 2022, when the
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Ms. Muse: 'Only Freeish' in America'For the first time in my life, I felt allergic to poetry. A radical, rogue Supreme Court decided Americans with uteruses no longer have the human right to control our own bodies but are subject to the whims of our state. I couldn’t bear to read a poem. ... Then came Independence Day. The painful irony of a July 4 on the heels of such profound loss of liberty left me suddenly hungry for words. I needed poems the way some need scripture.'
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Celebrating 50 Years of Ms. Magazine with the National Women’s History MuseumThis Sunday, July 24, join the National Women’s History Museum for their SundaysHome digital programming series—this weekend, themed 'Celebrating 50 Years of Ms. Magazine.' The fireside chat will take place 12–1:30 p.m. PT (3:00–4:30 p.m. ET) and will explore the past and present of Ms. with executive editor Kathy Spillar; historian Beverly Guy-Sheftall; and historian Amy Farrell; moderated by Carmen Rios.
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Ms. Editors' Letter: Feminists Have Long Fought for Abortion Access—and We're Not Stopping NowThis latest attempt to control women’s lives and turn back the clock on women’s progress will not stand. Leveraging women’s rage into real gains will require sustained efforts. We will meet this historic challenge, and together we will construct a way forward.
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Ms. Global: Iranian Women Unveil in Protest; Hungary Sued Over Anti-LGBTQ Law; Sierra Leone Overturns Abortion BanThe U.S. ranks as the 19th most dangerous country for women, 11th in maternal mortality, 30th in closing the gender pay gap, 75th in women’s political representation, and painfully lacks paid family leave and equal access to health care. But Ms. has always understood: Feminist movements around the world hold answers to some of the U.S.’s most intractable problems. Ms. Global is taking note of feminists worldwide.
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