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Debbie Harry: A feminist icon in the heart of Blondie

Activism is not limited to one lane, so for International Women’s Month, we also uplift artists, as they inspire so many of us on our paths to free others. New Jersey has so many feminists, especially in music, which brings us to Debbie Harry.  Harry, the charismatic frontwoman of

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Anne Hidalgo’s Feminist Urbanism: Reshaping Paris for All. Our third feature on International Women’s Month

The French capital is being reimagined through the lens of equity, sustainability, and community—and what it means for the future of cities. On a crisp autumn morning along the Seine, the rhythm of the city feels different. Where traffic once snarled and honked, children now chase bubbles blown by

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Alice Paul, New Jerseyan, Suffragist, Feminist, co-author of the ERA

In 1790, New Jersey became one of the first states to enfranchise women, amending its election laws to include “he” or “she” explicitly granting both men and women the right to vote. But by 1807, the state had revoked that right, not only for women but also for Black people

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International Women’s History Month at AF presents Marsha P. Johnson, born in New Jersey and a fighter for liberation in the LGBTQI community

Marsha P. Johnson blazed through the streets of 1960s and 1970s New York as a luminary of the gay rights movement, her smile as much a weapon as her wit. She championed homeless LGBTQI youth, fought for those ravaged by HIV and AIDS, and demanded dignity for transgender people in