Andi Zeisler

Email: andi.zeisler@salon.com

Andi Zeisler is a senior staff culture writer at Salon. She previously cofounded the feminist multimedia organization Bitch Media, and is the author of the books "Feminism and Pop Culture" and "We Were Feminists Once: From Riot Grrrl to CoverGirl, the Buying and Selling of a Political Movement." Her writing on media, popular culture and feminism has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Mother Jones and NBC's THINK. She lives and writes in Portland, Ore. Follow her on Bluesky @andizeisler

Black-and-white photos of writer Joan Didion and her husband, John Gregory Dunne, are displayed on a beige paper background with a pen in the upper right corner.

"Notes to John" gives Joan Didion a worthy opponent: herself Andi Zeisler

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AI can’t have my em dash Andi Zeisler

Feminism's strange 2014: What we want to see happen next year Andi Zeisler

Rape, justice and the Internet: What Rolling Stone and "The Newsroom" reveal about us Andi Zeisler

How sexual abusers hide in plain sight: What Rolling Stone's blockbuster UVA rape exposé really tells us Andi Zeisler

NYT trend pieces' biggest blind spot: Why the Times can't get motherhood narratives right Andi Zeisler

The toxic lure of "he said/she said": Why we're disgusted by Jian Ghomeshi but love the "The Affair" Andi Zeisler

Kill the "Sexiest Woman Alive": Close-reading the magazine world's weirdest canon Andi Zeisler

Stop telling women not to "take things personally": Ed Champion and the plague of gendered criticism Andi Zeisler

Miss America, Janay Rice and our long history of conflating glamour and violence Andi Zeisler

The post-VMAs pop cultural comedown: How did we go from "FEMINIST" to the "Fappening"? Andi Zeisler

The crisis of "bad feminism" is worse than you think Andi Zeisler

Let's not fawn over male celebrity feminists: Making stars weigh in on women's rights is hurting the cause Andi Zeisler

Worst sales pitch ever: The ad industry's shameless history of using feminism to sell products Andi Zeisler

Does "The Feminine Mystique" still matter? Andi Zeisler

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