From Pocket authored by The Atlantic Olga Khazan: “The bitches, as Shannon saw it, came in three varieties. She categorized them on her personal blog, in a post titled “Beware the Female … Read More
It’s 2019. Why are sports-themed toys still so boy-centric?
From The Washington Post authored by Nicole Graev Lipson: “How often do I talk about sports in this column? Like never. So you know something must be getting under my … Read More
Are Women Still Expected to be ‘Lady-Like’ at Work?
From The American Lawyer authored by Vivia Chen: How often do I talk about sports in this column? Like never. So you know something must be getting under my skin … Read More
Women reach their earnings peak 11 years before men and are paid $35,000 less, survey shows
From CNBC authored by Karen Gilchrist: “Women reach their peak earning potential some 11 years before men and earn a salary almost $35,000 lower than their male counterparts, a new … Read More
Texas toughens penalties for groping
From The Houston Chronicle authored by Sami Sparber: “Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill Friday to increase the penalties for groping in Texas, patching what some lawmakers say is a … Read More
Women, Sports, and the Power of a Uniform
From Glamour authored by Wendy Naugle: “Before a workout, we pull on our leggings and wriggle (or shove) ourselves into a sports bra. We put on a high-performance tee, lace … Read More
Women teaming up as work wives are transforming the nature of work
From Quartz authored by Sarah Todd: “I am not married, but I do have a work wife. Neither of us ever proposed. As with so many great romances, things just … Read More
Is the Legal Industry Ready for a Culture Shift on Mental Health?
From The American Lawyer authored by Lizzy McLellan: “When it comes to attorney wellness, the legal profession has been slow to come to terms with its own self-destructive tendencies—including some, … Read More
Turn-of-the-Century Thinkers Weren’t Sure If Women Could Vote and Be Mothers at the Same Time
From The Atlantic authored by Ashley Fetters: “Charles Worcester Clark’s “Woman Suffrage, Pro and Con,” an essay published in the March 1890 issue of The Atlantic, does not read like the … Read More
WHY WOMEN ARE CALLED ‘INFLUENCERS’ AND MEN ‘CREATORS’
From Wired authored by Emma Grey Ellis: “BEING A “SOCIAL media influencer” has nothing to do with the size of your audience or the nature of your work. An influencer … Read More
