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When it comes to plants, she who names the natural world, shapes what we notice, what we value, and ultimately what we save.
The real challenge for modern parents isn't managing their time. It's reclaiming the boundaries that have vanished.
From suffragists’ embroidered banners calling for votes for women to the potent symbolism of pink pussy hats, stitchwork has always been a distinctly feminist way of rebelling.
Britain's proposed restrictions on under-16s acknowledge that the status quo has failed. The real test, however, will be whether governments can force technology companies to change.
Women's soccer has never been an alternative version of the sport. It has always been the sport.
These picks will leave you crying, laughing, and everything in between.
A survey has named British women among the angriest in Europe. It's obvious why: they've got so much to be angry about.
There’s something really creepy about America’s bi-annual fertility report. Why, in the age of Epstein, is the U.S. government still considering the breeding capabilities of 14-year-old girls?
The director's acknowledgment of his failure to protect a 13-year-old actress 50 years ago cannot undo the past. But it offers an example of what genuine accountability can look like.
From poignant memoirs to historical biographies to can’t-put-down novels, these picks from The Persistent illuminate the realities, joys and dark sides of queerness, in ways that will remind every reader of our common humanity.
In the early 20th century, Audrey Munson was the face of beauty, virtue, and nationhood. Then America discarded her.
The governing body says much of the research used to train and protect athletes is still based on men
For years, a confident E. Jean on the outside masked a wounded E. Jean on the inside.
New research suggests male leaders are rewarded for both outcomes and perceived intentions, while women are judged primarily on measurable performance.
Who doesn’t love a sympathetic villain or a slyly smart anti-hero?
Like your worst boss, the patriarchy has spent centuries failing upwards. Who — or what — is going to stop it?
Top-grossing films released in the U.K. were also four times more likely to feature a talking animal as the lead character than a woman 60-plus.
What once would have felt invasive, humiliating or cruel, now barely registers as remarkable. The spectacle escalates, viewers acclimatize, and the cycle repeats itself.
From language learning to photography, genealogy to tennis, we’ve rounded up eight of our favorite things to do — just for fun.
Lindsay Dahl has devoted her career to getting toxic chemicals out of our homes, water and air, but the progress she’s worked for is under attack. Here’s what we all can do about it.
Women’s representation on Russell 3000 boards dipped below the 30% threshold in the first quarter of 2026.
Immigrant enforcement tactics have driven many caregivers into hiding or out of the U.S. altogether. The ripple effects on parents are enormous.
Women are criticized for using AI less than men — and viewed as "cheats" when they do. How, exactly, do they win?
From what motivates us to travel, to the books we bring along, these tips are bound to make your journey even more rewarding.
The sequel to the hit movie bemoans the decline of print journalism, but still manages to elevate the power of women.
A new study finds most companies remain committed to inclusion efforts despite legal and political backlash.
A high-profile New York congressional race is full of qualified women candidates. As ever, they’ve been left out of the frame.
We’re not here to argue that women are funny, because, duh! We are here to clue you into our contributors’ funniest favorites. You’re welcome.
Throughout history, breastfeeding is depicted as a symbol of maternal love, but pumping seems a more accurate reflection of what being a parent looks like in a late-capitalist society.
The day after my mom’s death, I dove into writing her eulogy. But why was I was putting myself through the painful rite? For healing? For hurting? To have the last word in a lifelong contest with my mother?
Women activists and journalists are being targeted in increasingly scary ways, forcing many to self-censor, as AI supercharges levels of online abuse.
When everything feels like a lot, these habits, rituals, music and more help us to keep moving forward.
