Gender
Vox’s coverage of the gender equality movement.
And why it could be a turning point.
A new book explains why gender equality is key to economic prosperity.
“Momazonians,” or mothers working at Amazon, want coverage when child care falls through.
Fairfax made the remarks in an unplanned speech on Sunday.
A new White House initiative aims to economically uplift women in developing countries — but gender equality advocates see a big flaw.
It’s a huge story in both sports and politics.
The Paycheck Fairness Act is ambitious, and obvious.
There’s a “special kind of misogyny reserved for mothers,” according to author and podcaster Hillary Frank, and it impacts everything from work to health.
Dushku was reportedly fired for confronting her co-star about his harassment.
Federal judges have developed a narrow view of what behavior is bad enough to be illegal.
Denhollander and Ford has similar experiences — and different results — in coming forward.
An interview with Kristen Ghodsee on her provocative thesis.
The end of “Lean In” feminism, chronicled by a former evangelist.
Tuesday night’s screening was meant to give survivors a voice. Instead, it had to be evacuated due to threats.
Student groups will stop promoting jobs at firms with mandatory arbitration.
Those we entrust with power need to use it for all of us.
A New York Times story says ousted CBS CEO Les Moonves tried to trade TV parts for silence.
It’s part of a growing trend in kids’ clothes.
She’s emerged as a powerful spokesperson on power, consent, and #MeToo.
It’s been nearly a year since Congress started working on sexual harassment legislation. It could finally become law.
For the first time in US history, more than 20 black women will serve in Congress.
The company is meeting some, though not all, of its employees’ demands.
They made history Tuesday night.
It’s the “Year of the Woman” in more ways than one.
Campaigns such as #LikeAGirl and #GirlsCan are empowering, but not in the way they want you to believe.
The Google walkout was about sexual harassment as well as a lack of transparency and accountability at the company, employees said.
The critical reevaluation of Jennifer’s Body, explained.
Employers used to fire women for becoming pregnant. Today, more than 80 percent of first-time moms work far into pregnancy.
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina smartly confronts the way that witch stories regulate women’s power.
When women reach the upper ranks of power, they’re put into precarious positions, meaning there’s a greater risk for them to fall.
Green tried to stop the press from publishing reports of harassment claims against him. Now some shoppers are calling for a boycott.
Louis C.K.’s return speaks to deep misogyny in the comedy world.
“All these women were waiting to tell their stories, waiting to be heard, to be seen, to feel like a human being.”
Sarah Silverman says Louis C.K. consensually masturbated in front of her.
Viral video of the girl’s arrest is a reminder that police violence affects black women and girls too.
They want to define gender at birth — and force DNA tests to prove otherwise.
“This conversation has been going on for a lot longer than just the year.”
It’s another example of the way powerful people too often protect their own, rather than survivors.
A new lawsuit claims the company spent more on parties than on sexual harassment training.