Captain A.B. Bayle is shown cranking the car, prior to making her rounds in New York. Her ambulance is surrounded by other women in service uniforms.

“A Male Department of Warfare:” Female Ambulance Drivers in the First World War

A crowd of people in front of the US White House holding signs supporting trans equality and rights.

The Trump Administration Wants to Define a Person’s Sex at Birth. It’s Just Not That Simple

Eight comic book covers and pages depicting anti-communism and romance from the mid-20th century.

“Hateful, Un-American Ideas!” Gender, Race, and Politics in Cold War Romance Comic Books

A large crowd of protesters in front of the US Capitol building in Washington DC. A prominent sign in the foreground reads: I still believe Anita, I believe Christine, Believe Women.

The Privilege of Despair

Six men stand at a table where a newborn child, whose umbilical cord is connected to placenta on the table. The strand is held by the professor Ruysch. On the far right is a boy who wears the skeleton of a child on a wooden base.

Anatomy of Generation

Six women in full-length operating gowns standing side by side behind a table with a partially dissected cadaver on it. A stool in the foreground has an open book on it and a human skeleton stands in the background.

When Legs and Arms Won: The Culture of Dissection and the Role of the Camera at the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania

Cover of the Heavy Flow zine showing the title collaged from cut out letters, a bright red purse being emptied and all decorated with a heart and red and black apple illustrations.

Menstruation in the 1990s: Feminist Resistance in Saskia’s Heavy Flow Zine

The Persistence of Félicité Kina: Kinship, Gender, and Everyday Resistance

Large group of people marching in a protest holding signs, the largest reads: "Nasty woman."

I Was Trolled – Here’s Why I’m Turning It into a Teaching Opportunity

“The Sickness”: Schooling, Separation, and Sociality in Southern Guyana