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The Women’s March on Washington, and its sister marches around the world, brought together more than a million people determined to stand in solidarity against the misogyny, xenophobia and bigotry demonstrated by President Donald Trump.Among the crowd were thousands of people of faith ― Muslims,

On Sunday, the New York Times published a hot take on how the men of Montclair, New Jersey were forced to parent solo as their wives or female partners left for the women’s marches in Washington D.C. and New York.The article, titled “How Vital Are Women? This Town Found Out As They Left To March,”

The many, many people who marched for women’s rights this weekend have several things in common: they have faith in the power of resistance, they understand that “feminist issues” are progressive issues, they believe “Gender Justice is Racial Justice is Economic Justice.”And they also know how to

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