Lucia Graves is a columnist and feature writer for Guardian US. Twitter @Lucia_Graves
May 2020
Life in the time of corona
Loud sex, thunderous dancing: how coronavirus strains neighborly ties
Locked-down Americans are learning a lot about nearby residents – often more than they ever wanted to know
April 2020
Strained hospitals and isolation: how coronavirus made giving birth even harder
With nearly a million US women expected to have babies within the next three months, doctors are flooded with anxious inquiries
March 2020
Feminist economics
Women's domestic burden just got heavier with the coronavirus
The billionaire candidate
Mike Bloomberg: why a troubling record on women could derail his 2020 bid
February 2020
‘His reputation will never recover’: the rape trial that took down Harvey Weinstein
‘There’s more to our story’: Weinstein accuser helps survivors cope after trauma
January 2020
Weinstein set to face his toughest legal challenge yet in New York trial
The trial, which begins 6 January, will include testimony from two alleged victims and Annabella Sciorra amid concerns he may not be ultimately held legally accountable
December 2019
Five years on, the lessons from the Rolling Stone rape story
Buttigieg releases McKinsey client list but details fail to satisfy critics
'Toxic culture': NBC faces new challenges amid storms of #MeToo era
Pete Buttigieg and McKinsey: why a background in business raises doubts
July 2019
‘It was too much loss. I fell apart’: Samantha Mathis on River Phoenix and her career revival
The actor kept quiet for years about witnessing her then-boyfriend dying outside the Viper Room in 1993. But rediscovering her love for stage acting gave her the strength to move on
June 2019
Busy Philipps on abortion: ‘Women have held on to a lot of this shame’
'You don't run for second place': Stacey Abrams on a possible 2020 bid
May 2019
A is for Activist: why children’s books are getting political
Children’s literature is seeing a ‘seismic shift’ in diversity as authors say they want to make sure children of color see themselves represented
April 2019
A topless photo ruined this teacher's career. Now she's speaking out
Lauren Miranda says what should have been an innocuous photo spun out of control – and would have a different outcome for a man in her position
March 2019
True romance? The intriguing tale of the Russian agent and her Republican lover
Was Maria Butina’s involvement with an eccentric political operative true love – or, as prosecutors allege, a facade to help the Kremlin infiltrate America’s conservative elite?
February 2019
Jill Abramson on media layoffs: 'The villains are Facebook and Google'
The former New York Times editor skewers everyone in her new book, but ‘there isn’t one business model that’s going to save journalism’, she says
January 2019
Women's March to take to streets after controversy divides movement
Theater project lets women who accused Trump tell their stories
