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Noor Khamis / Reuters What Do Women Leaders Have in Common?
Besides being women and leaders, that is
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Andrew Harnik / AP The Era of 'The Bitch' Is Coming
A Hillary Clinton presidential victory promises to usher in a new age of public misogyny.
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Bettmann / Getty The Constellations Are Sexist
Greek and Roman star configurations depict men as conquerors and heroes, while women are victims and bit players.
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AP The Spread of the Burqini Ban
A village in Corsica became the third place in France to ban the swimsuit from its beaches Monday after a fight broke out over the weekend.
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Eric Thayer / Reuters Will Donald Trump Permanently Alienate Republican Women?
His campaign may fail because of its lack of appeal among female voters. That could affect the party long after 2016.
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Nguyen Huy Kham / Reuters Keeping Faith Without Hurting LGBT Students
Some conservative Christian colleges do not let young people be in same-sex relationships. The government should keep allowing this, but schools also have an obligation to be more empathetic.
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Jeff Chiu / AP A Conservative Push for Paid Family Leave
Breaking with Republican orthodoxy, a right-leaning think tank has proposed new federal benefits for the working poor when they take time off to care for a newborn or manage an illness.
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Reuters Does Method Acting Disadvantage Actresses?
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Transitioning in the Middle of Nowhere
A woman living in the Canadian Rockies is the only visible transgender person in a remote region.
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Rebecca Blackwell / AP The Olympic Quote (That Should Be) Heard ‘Round the World
Simone Biles is not the next Michael Phelps. She is not the next Usain Bolt. She is ‘the first Simone Biles.’
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Tim Wimborne / Reuters A Brief History of the Burqini
From French beaches and waterparks to the Olympic beach-volleyball courts, the full-length swimwear has caused controversy.
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Dylan Martinez / Reuters The Emotional Range of Olympic Hugs
Embraces—in victory, defeat, and everything in between—are the best part of the Olympics, and they come in many varieties.
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Pete Souza / The White House America’s Enduring Fascination With Political Families
According to a corpus of recent search data, American voters don’t simply elect politicians. They elect husbands, wives, sons, and daughters.
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Beawiharta / Reuters The End of Brawn
The future of work will require a lot of empathy and intellect, with a steadily declining need for brute burliness.
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Jeff Mitchell / Reuters Facing a Hostile Work Environment: Your Stories
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Fewer Women Are Having Babies Than Ever Before
The percentage of females with infants is now the lowest in recorded U.S. history.
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The Socialization of Women and the Gender Gap
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Issei Kato / Reuters Women’s Softball Needs the Olympics
It’s not a “female version” of baseball, but the sport’s inclusion in the 2020 Tokyo Games is a victory for gender equality in athletics.
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Marko Djurica / Reuters Serbia's First Gay Government Minister
It’s a historic appointment for the European country, but she doesn’t want to be known as “the gay minister.”
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Aswat Nissa The Woman Pushing Women Into Tunisia's Politics
Following the country’s 2011 revolution, Ikram Ben Said decided to figure out how to get more equal representation in the new government.
