Posted inPolitics

This Presidential Election Won’t Break Black Women

The seemingly forever presidential election has confirmed the level of disdain and disrespect that many have for women in general, and even more that they have for Black women. The language, tone, images, insults,  tropes, lies, stereotypes, belittling, dismissing, and demeaning are impossible to pretend don’t exist, yet necessary to ignore and counteract. The underlying […]

Posted inIn Remembrance

Review: Teri Garr’s Legacy Lives On in 3 Quirky Cult Comedies

This week, the entertainment world lost Teri Garr. Best known for playing Inga in the Mel Brooks classic Young Frankenstein (1974) and Phoebe’s estranged mother on the popular sitcom Friends (1997-1998), the comedic character actress nabbed an Academy Award nomination for her supporting role in Sydney Pollack’s rom-com Tootsie (1982) which features a largely improvised […]

Posted inRebellious Gift Guide

Get Featured in Rebellious Magazine’s 2024 Holiday Gift Guide

We’re preparing our annual Holiday Gift Guide, and we’d love to feature your business or organization this year! We reach thousands of shoppers across our website, social media and newsletters who are eager to support businesses and organizations owned or run by women, nonbinary folks, members of the LGBTQ+ community, BIPOC folks and people with […]

Posted inArts & Culture

Providing a Fitting ‘Place’ for World-Renowned Sculptor and Trailblazer Richard Hunt

As people navigate public spaces, they pass murals, sculptures, monuments, historical markers and statues, enter buildings, or travel on streets named after people without much thought about who is depicted or honored. But sometimes, the honors do make people stop and notice, elicit emotional connections and responses. People can be moved by the reminder of […]