From The Upworthy authored by Annie Reneau: “The most pressing issues our world faces are not so much due to a lack of intelligence or knowledge, but rather a lack … Read More
Please stop making jokes about gender pronouns when people tell you theirs
From The Washington Post authored by Kat Jercich: “Taking pronouns seriously signals that you’ve thought about what trans and gender-nonconforming people face. That doesn’t automatically make you an ally, which … Read More
Megan Rapinoe is Sports Illustrated’s Sportsperson of the Year, only the fourth woman chosen alone
From The Seattle Times authored by Cindy Boren: “This year, she also became a vocal leader as the women’s national team sued the U.S. Soccer Federation for equal pay. Former … Read More
For the First Time, Miss America, Miss USA, Miss Teen USA, and Now Miss Universe Are All Black Women
From Glamour authored by Abby Gardner: “’I grew up in a world where a woman who looks like me, with my kind of skin and my kind of hair, was … Read More
Backlash to Rapper T.I.’s ‘hymen check’ comment prompts New York legislation
From Los Angeles Times authored by Christie D’Zurilla: “The rapper’s words apparently horrified New York state lawmakers Sen. Roxanne Persaud (D-Brooklyn) and Assemblywoman Michaëlle Solages (D-Nassau), who have filed bills … Read More
What Prince Andrew’s Fall From Grace Tells Us About The Systems That Protect Abusers
From WBUR authored by Lauren Stiller Rikleen: “ If we are ever to change the culture that has allowed predatory conduct to thrive, it is necessary to understand how vast … Read More
The Double Standards of Parenting We Can’t Seem to Shake
From Harper’s Bazzar authored by Gemma Hartley: “He will always come away from a weekend, a day, even a half hour at the park with our kids dripping in gold … Read More
How workaholics drive inequality
From The Washington Post authored by Robert J. Samuelson: “This change in lifestyles is something most of us have witnessed. The barriers between work and family are collapsing before the … Read More
Why Maya Rockeymoore Cummings began her congressional campaign with a double mastectomy
From The Washington Post authored by Ovetta Wiggins: “‘I wanted to make sure I was taking the affirmative measures,’ Rockeymoore Cummings said in an interview. ‘It just seems like, what … Read More
They did everything right — and still hit the glass ceiling. Now, these women are suing America’s top companies for equal pay.
From Vox authored by Alexia Fernandez Campbell: “Gamba said she later watched as a male colleague was promoted to managing director, even though, she says, he generated less revenue for … Read More
