Stories for women
with something to say
and nothing to prove
with something to say
and nothing to prove
The Magazine
A platform to capture the smart and defiant voices of Women everywhere.
The bi-annual publication is 132 pages of words, photos, how-tos, hexes, inspiration, and more. With each new issue, we strive to amplify The Wing's mission: creating community through diverse and thought-provoking content.
With features like
Adwoa Aboah photographed by Renell Medrano, in conversation with Simran Hans about GurlsTalk, skipping fashion week and being a mental health advocate | Barbie Ferreira talks authenticity and representation with Emma Carmichael | Aminatou Sow interviews Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley about truth, power, and Work with a capital W | Lorene Scafaria, the director of Hustler's, dishes on the details of the blockbuster film with Karen Han | Kima Jones – the creative powerhouse behind Jack Jones Literary Arts – discusses advocacy and representation with Judnick Mayard and we go behind the scenes on Lotte Andersen's body of work on raving as resistance.
The Podcast
A history podcast about women who were too bad for your textbooks.
Follow along with Alexis Coe, The Wing's in-house historian, as she shares the stories of the rulebreakers of yesteryear. From a 1930s Harlem gangstress to 1960s LGBT activists, learn more about these legendary women who refused to follow the rules.
Episode 01 - Madame Queenie
Starting in the 1920s, Stephanie St. Clair, alias "Queenie," ran a successful numbers game in Harlem, and used her wealth to advocate and educate the black community about their legal rights.
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