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A Simple, Legal Way to Help Stop Employment Discrimination
Women and racial minorities are no longer making progress toward equal representation in the workplace. Here's a way to maybe fix that.
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Portraits of Men Who Have Things to Hide
"They hide truths of what they are, where they come from, and whom they love."
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Is My Marriage That Different From My Grandparents' Marriage?
The institution is always changing. But it doesn't feel as though the emphasis on love and companionship is significantly different now than it was in the past.
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There Aren't Enough Women Even Considering Running for Public Office
There's a wide ambition gap when it comes to politics. Is there any way to close it?
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What Happened to Rainbows? Why Facebook Turned Red for Gay Rights
A brief history of color use in LGBT-rights campaigns
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What Being a Handyman Has Taught Me About Male Insecurity
Some guys feel really bad about the fact that they don't know how to hang crown molding.
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Gay Marriage Is Not the Death Knell of the Sexual Revolution
Expanding marriage to include gay people will change society, but not the way Megan McArdle predicts.
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The Perils of Being a Male Teacher at an All-Girls School
"We could get away with more with the male teachers. It was almost like our female teachers knew our game better and weren't willing to play it."
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No More Hand-Wringing About How Expensive Weddings Are, Please
Major life events are major life events. What are you saving for, if not for them?
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Competitive Timed Tests Might Be Contributing to the Gender Gap in Math
New research suggests that removing time-limited competition from classroom learning could help girls improve their math performance.
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Men and Women Are Probably Equally Likely to Be Shopaholics
A new article by Buzz Bissinger shows that this addiction doesn't discriminate by gender, no matter what Sex and the City would have you believe.
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People Talk About Brittney Griner Like She's a Basketball Player, Because She Is
Women in sports used to be evaluated by their personality or appearance, not their athleticism. This is changing, finally.
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The Many Myths About Mothers Who 'Opt Out'
Women don't leave the workforce simply because they're desperate to stay home and take care of their kids—their motivations are much more complicated than that.
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Women's Magazines Objectify Women Just as Much as Men's Magazines Do
What Esquire UK's editor got right—and wrong—about images of women in mainstream media
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Dads Aren't Bumbling Idiots in Ads Anymore: Is That a Good Thing?
Two fathers on the upsides and the downsides to being a newly desirable target demographic
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How Unwed Mothers Feel About Being Unwed Mothers
"The simplest way to gain accurate perspective about unmarried mothering is to ask unmarried mothers."
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Cliff DesPeaux / Reuters The Case for Getting Married Young
It can be beneficial to make marriage the cornerstone, rather than the capstone, of your adult life.
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How the Sexual Revolution Was Bad for Women, According to 'Ginger & Rosa'
The movie critiques the movement but doesn't offer much of a solution.
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Why It Matters That Brittney Griner Is a Female Basketball Player Who Can Dunk
She could be the transformative figure that her sport needs.
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The Best Rape Deterrent Hollywood Has Ever Made
The 1978 film I Spit on Your Grave shows the terrible effects of sexual assault.
