Gender
Vox’s coverage of the gender equality movement.
Karissa Fenwick says her university’s response to her harassment report was insufficient. She’s not alone.
The “Silence Breakers” are outliers. Most assault goes unreported.
There’s more to oversight than Russia investigations.
Federal judges have developed a narrow view of what behavior is bad enough to be illegal.
Planning comebacks for the accused risks perpetuating the problem.
Swift’s place in the #MeToo movement is the source of much debate.
All the gross, sexual messages you receive when you’re a local TV news reporter.
The party had two options: hold its own harassers accountable, or set itself up for moral — and political — failure.
It’s a move straight out of How to Suppress Women’s Writing.
He finds room for a whole sentence apologizing to his alleged victims.
Our culture doesn’t want us to talk about sexual violence. So our language makes it hard.
One economist found that women received a pay bump in fields with higher rates of harassment. But “danger pay” isn’t the whole story.
“What’s the lesson learned?”
Complaints against the network’s former editorial director have prompted a reckoning — and the public has the opportunity to watch.
The party’s leaders can’t keep protecting sexual harassers and claim they’re the party of the resistance.
Ideas about European “worldliness” helped Clinton hold on to his liberal base.
Pelosi’s performance on Meet the Press is why so many women don’t come forward about sexual harassment.
In 1936, Vogue editor Marjorie Hillis wrote a paean to life alone. A new book tells her story.
The analysis helps explain the gender wage gap.
Convicted woman beater Mel Gibson weighs in on Hollywood’s sexual assault scandal.
Most just don’t make the headlines.
How Lena Dunham became the poster child for “white feminism.”
MSNBC’s Kasie Hunt lays out the web of bureaucracy, mandatory waiting periods, and taxpayer money involved in making a sexual harassment claim in Congress.
And now they are a feminist symbol.
“It may not be illegal, but it is oppressive.”
In a case of odd timing, Bill Clinton got a warm welcome at the National Book Awards.
How Turner’s case illustrates changing social views and laws about rape.
Samantha Bee, sick of “sentient hoodies,” tells women that “the future of comedy is yours.”
Police say they are investigating accusations from actress Paz de la Huerta.
Here are the major takeaways from the New Yorker’s latest Harvey Weinstein article.
Michael Oreskes has resigned as editorial director of NPR. The accusations against him reveal a disturbing pattern.
Is the #MeToo moment really the best time for the Cinémathèque Française to honor a convicted sex offender?
“I don’t remember what I wore to the rape, darling.”
The news comes shortly after Bill O’Reilly was dropped by his literary agent.
Kitti Jones describes two years of abuse at the singer’s hands.
The long history of Roman Polanski’s child rape charges, from 1977 to the present.
How McGowan’s history of activism prepared her for the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
A new book tackles the complexity of feminism in the age of Trump.
Obsessing over hypocrisy can lead to absurd things.
Multiple women are accusing Ben Affleck of sexual harassment.