Coverage of the rape trial in Steubenville, Ohio, was inexcusable. Viewers and consumers of the news need to demand responsible coverage of violence against women.
"Giving up is not what our family does," Afghan MP Fawzia Koofi writes her daughters. She proves it by simply telling her life story—and, with it, the story of her proud nation.
This film honors three fearless women, of two nationalities, who defied power to stop the abuse of thousands of younger, more vulnerable women from all over Eastern Europe.
When news of Davy Jones's death hit the Internets, I was on Facebook and could also report: "Three generations just HOWLED." I was one of them.
“You guys were so cool when you were young," a teenager tells Kira, one of the novel's narrators. That thought both haunts and sustains Kira and her husband, anchoring the story and their lives.
"Most of us are creative because we saw another woman do it," Daily Show creator Lizz Winstead told the audience on opening night at the Athena Film Festival, where for four days you could watch that process unfold.
It was a historic year, all right — from Wal-Mart women losing a shot at redress to exciting new protections for domestic workers in the U.S. Here, some of the highlights.
After Anita Hill's testimony 20 years ago, sexual harassment complaints across the nation tripled. Years after, women still believe her with ferocity.
Pulitzer winner Nutt has written an addictive yarn that's hard to put down, even as we want to savor its moments and ask ourselves the hard questions it requires
This afternoon, a federal court ruled that now that a discriminatory policy has been repealed, any further personnel actions based on that policy are unlawful.
Wal-Mart is happy. Advocates for women mostly aren't. But Betty Dukes and her fellow plaintiffs have vowed to fight on.