On April 16, 2020, Minnesota Women’s Press begins its 36th year as a for-profit publication for women, by women, about women. This makes it unique in the country — we have remained in print longer than any other feminist publication at a monthly frequency.
COVID-19 changes that streak somewhat. Our May issue will be digital-only, until we know that our 500 distribution sites are re-opened, and our small business advertisers can support what we do.
Yet we continue to share the stories of Minnesota’s powerful, everyday women. In fact, we are stepping up our digital offerings to include special Quaranzines of original content.
If you have missed some of our past storytelling, here are the Top 15 most popular stories (as of 4/1/2020):
TOP 15 Online Stories as of 4/1/2020
Financial Trauma, by Tess Montgomery
Lessons From Dying, by Sarah Agaton Howe
Indigenous Science, by Miigis Gonzalez
Columbus and Sex Trafficking, by Christine Stark
Native Foodways, by Dana Thompson
21 Grams, by Gaea Dill-D’Ascoli
The Struggle to Build a Family: Nancy Lyons, reported by Erica Rivera
Fair Shake: Hayley Srur, reported by Shannon Drury
Women for Trump: An Observation, by Lisa Burke
Mindful Consumption, by Anupama Pasricha
Of Mirrors and Windows: Sarah Park Dahlen, reported by Lydia Moran
The Economic Impact of Immigration, reported by Siena Iwasaki Milbauer
Turning Tragedy into Action: Valerie Castile, reported by Erica Rivera
The Upcycler: Kristen McCoy, reported by Isabelle Bousquette
Orphans of Skynet, by Sun Yung Shin
Are you able to support our unique brand of first-person journalism? We have options for low-entry subscriptions, back issues, and book orders.
Visit the Minnesota Women’s Press online store here.
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