Anna March

Anna March’s writing appears frequently here in Salon as well as in The New York Times' Modern Love column, New York Magazine and The Rumpus. She is the Publisher of the magazine Roar. Her essay collection, "Feminist Killjoy," and novel are forthcoming. Follow her on Twitter @annamarch or learn more about her at annamarch.com.

Women's March Hat

Where have all the pussyhats gone? Anna March

Pink Hat

Memo to white feminists: It’s our job to dismantle white supremacy — now Anna March

Matthew Klam

"Wiggly meats": Feminism, "transgressive sex" and the fiction of Matthew Klam Anna March

Laptop On FIre

This "bitch" won't shut up: Sexist attacks on outspoken women are a problem for men to fix, too Anna March

Women of Abstract Expressionism

Exile in (artistic) Guyville: We gotta fight for our right to parity Anna March

Bernie Sanders

Bye bye, Bernie: He's not fit to captain the Democratic ship if he can't stop chasing the great white male Anna March

Activists Protest Racism And Hate In Brooklyn

The Women's March on Washington is misnamed — we should have called it the People's March instead Anna March

Beach

What do I owe my mother? It's not selfish or childish to refuse to forgive and forget Anna March

Women protest against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and the GOP in front of Trump Tower in Manhattan

We (still) can do it: Energized feminists are well positioned for future gains — if we do the work Anna March

Smartphone Beach

What do I owe my mother? It's not selfish or childish to refuse to forgive and forget Anna March

Hillary Clinton

Exile in political Guyville: Why getting Hillary Clinton elected isn’t “women’s work” Anna March

Bob Dylan

Just like a woman: I'm a feminist and I love Bob Dylan—even though I know I shouldn't Anna March

Broken Pencil

Most writers get screwed: We did the math, and it's true — literary prizes exclude writers outside the campus gates Anna March

Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Bill Clinton

Even when Hillary wins, she loses: In Iowa, I saw plenty of excitement for Clinton, too — but Sanders' surge is still the big news Anna March

Pope Francis

Stop calling Pope Francis progressive: You might love his pastoral style, but don't fool yourself on Vatican substance Anna March

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