Sexuality & Gender

Report

Where Do Pro-Life Feminists Belong?

Feminism has long been synonymous with abortion rights. But what about pro-life women who identify as feminists? Should they use the label? And are they welcome in the Democratic Party?

By Ellen Duffer

Report

Leading Group for Church Abuse Victims Faces Uncertain Future

SNAP has endured a string of recent setbacks, including a lawsuit and two high-profile resignations.

By Lilly Fowler

Interview

Healing a House Divided: An Interview with Presiding Bishop Michael Curry

The Episcopal leader urges the nation to move beyond polarization.

By Marie Griffith

Review

With “The Handmaid’s Tale,” Theocracy Arrives on the Small Screen

Margaret Atwood’s classic is fiction. But for countless women, its threats are real.

By Gordon Haber

Review

The Clash Between Religious Freedom and Equality Law

It’s easy, in the current American political climate, to see religious freedom and LGBT rights as two opposing values, permanently in conflict with each other.

By Stephanie Russell-Kraft

Essay

Neil Gorsuch, the Supreme Court, and Religious Freedom

Were our politics not dysfunctional, Gorsuch would be confirmed—as Scalia was—unanimously.

By Richard W. Garnett

Interview

The Culture War and the Benedict Option: An Interview with Rod Dreher

Author Rod Dreher talks to Michael Schulson about his new book, The Benedict Option: A Strategy for Christians in a Post-Christian Nation.

By Michael Schulson

Review

Communal Living and its Discontents

Briallen Hopper revisits her personal history with communes as she reviews Ellen Wayland-Smith’s “Oneida: From Free Love Utopia to the Well-Set Table.”

By Briallen Hopper