Elizabeth Flock

The California Sunday Magazine: “THE GREEN GANG”

In India, thousands of low-caste women have banded together to become vigilantes. They’re doing what the courts and police can’t: holding men accountable.

The Washington Post: “WOMEN AND DESIRE”

A book review of Lisa Taddeo’s “Three Women”

The Atavist Magazine: “THE HEART STILL STANDS”

Red Fawn Fallis found love and purpose on a Dakota prairie. She thought it would save her life. Instead, she went to prison.

PBS NewsHour: “ON THE FIRE LINE””

They reported sexual harassment. Then the retaliation began 

Rape, harassment and retaliation in the U.S. Forest Service: Women firefighters tell their stories 

Tony Tooke, head of the U.S. Forest Service, stepping down amid sexual misconduct allegations 

New female Forest Service head launches review of harassment, sexual misconduct in the agency

PBS NewsHour: AN INVESTIGATION OF RADIO SPUTNIK

After a week of Russian propaganda, I was questioning everything

PBS NewsHour: A TWO-PART SERIES ON FEMALE ACTIVISTS IN THE AGE OF TRUMP

A woman's movement grows in 'the most Trumpian place in America'  | Meet the women who are taking a stand in Trump country

For Trump supporters in Portland, the left is the face of intolerance  |  Being a Trump supporter in a liberal city

PBS NewsHour: “AMERICA ADDICTED”

How treating opioids with more opioids has divided the recovery community

The Atlantic: “THE WAR ON VALENTINE’S DAY IN INDIA”

Right-wing Hindu nationalists keep cracking down on sexually liberated women. But sometimes their efforts backfire.

Washington City Paper: “THE HOMELESS EVICTORS”

“Eviction companies pay the homeless illegal low wages to put people on the street”

The New York Times: “MODERN LOVE”

"When your body tells you what your brain won’t”

Village Voice: “ROAD RAGE”

How some illegal taxi drivers are fighting back against the Green Cab program

Al Jazeera America: “WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH ARKANSAS?”

Massive overcrowding in the state’s prisons and jails has led to lawsuits alleging inmate abuse and medical indifference

Narratively: “LOVE AND CRICKET IN QUEENS COUNTY”

For a team of Indian immigrants living without papers in New York City, the quest for belonging and true love is what holds them together—until it tears them apart.

Brooklyn Quarterly: “BODIES ELECTRIC”

It is in those in-between spaces that real danger lies; that’s where it becomes hard to identify what is enjoyment and what is pain.

BKLYNR: “A CLOSE CALL, AND THEN A CURTAIN CALL”

How a decades-old play helped save a Bed-Stuy hospital. 

GlobalPost: “A FEMALE RAPPER BUSTS ONTO SENEGAL’S HIP HOP SCENE”

“They are drawing from Beyonce and Missy on one hand, and then their own indigenous women’s poetry on the other hand… You put that together and it is super powerful.”

Washington Post: “A ‘GAY GIRL IN DAMASCUS’ COMES CLEAN”

Tom MacMaster, a 40-year-old American, wrote online for years under the pseudonym Amina Arraf, supposedly a lesbian Syrian blogger

U.S. News & World Report: “IRANIAN TERROR GROUP PAYS BIG TO MAKE HISTORY GO AWAY”

Iranian group M.E.K. lobbies hard, pledges peace as it pleads case to be delisted. D.C. is listening.

Forbes India: “PERSON OF THE YEAR: KARAMBIR KANG”

“Uncomplicated. Jokester. Turn-around guy. Saviour. Survivor.”