Careers
When It Comes to the Gender Pay Gap, the Laws Are There. The Culture is Not.
Laws designed to combat pay injustice are a good start, but it’ll take much more than that to get us across the finish line.
Josie Cox
Josie Cox is a journalist, author, broadcaster and public speaker. Her book, “WOMEN MONEY POWER: The Rise and Fall of Economic Equality,” was released in 2024.
Politics
The Complicated Relationship Between Justice and Gender
How stereotypes and societal tropes have shaped the trials of women wrongfully convicted of murder.
Careers
Stalled Progress In the C-Suite
Women still only account for one-tenth of Fortune 500 CEOs.
Culture
The Unchecked World of Normalized Misogyny
Nick Kyrgios has been added to the BBC’s Wimbledon commentary roster. The move serves as a reminder that sexism is well entrenched.
Politics
The Art of Overcoming Resentment
Sometimes even the most unlikely moments of outreach can yield something remarkable.
Careers
Better Jobs Numbers for Women Is a Good Thing. There’s Just One Wrinkle.
New figures show the number of women with kids in paid work is at a record high. But unabashedly rejoicing misses half the picture.
Science and Technology
There's Nothing Small About Microfeminism
Small feminist acts in everyday life add up to something big.
U.S. Election 2024
When It Comes to Trump, Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst
When events seem stranger than fiction, we can underestimate the likelihood of them coming to pass.
France
France’s Next Chance at a #MeToo Reckoning
Gérard Depardieu being questioned on assault charges gives France another shot at holding its establishment to account.
Politics
The Indignity of Harvey Weinstein's Overturned Conviction
Thursday’s decision prolongs the pain and torture stemming from a chapter in history that has already—for many—been agonizing.