Forgotten Feminists
Henrietta Lacks: A Moral Wrong That May Never Be Righted
Her name may not be a household name, but ‘HeLa cells’ from Henrietta Lacks's cervix changed the world.
Forgotten Feminists
Her name may not be a household name, but ‘HeLa cells’ from Henrietta Lacks's cervix changed the world.
Books
Enthusiastic readers of romance novels would very much like to see themselves reflected on the page. When will the industry fully catch on?
Culture
Is Hollywood finally catching up with the real world? Maybe, sort of, yes.
Infertility
When Lily Collins announced her child had been born via surrogate, the judgments and criticisms were swift and brutal. Many were just plain wrong.
Culture
Can porn be beautiful and ethical? Erika Lust says yes—unequivocally.
Disability
It’s time to stop saying disabled people are less qualified. Evidence suggests that, far from making workplaces worse, disabled people make teams better.
Music
It’s a great story, but women aren’t really ruling the Grammys. When they’re nominated just one-third of the time, how could they?
Improved social support, more role models, and reduced bias in medical schools have fueled the change. When it comes to patient outcomes, it makes a difference.
Women You Should Know
Ellen Jovin is a grammarian whose conversations about language can help us connect in a world that feels broken.
DEI
When companies are more inclusive, everyone profits. So when DEI gets shut down, it’s up to everyone to step up.
Sports
Apparently not. We keep raising imposter syndrome with women, and worse, telling them they ought to have it.
Economy
This year, over 50 heads of state are in attendance, as well as about 1,600 business leaders.
AI
AI can make our lives more efficient and streamlined, sure, but it can also make parenting easier.
AI
AI can be as useful in the home as it can be at work. Sometimes it's just a question of getting started.
Abortion
The activist and former president of Planned Parenthood died on Monday, aged 67.
Mental Health
Wars, wildfires and felonious world leaders are dominating the news cycle. But also: Diseases are being treated, solar power is booming and some animals are back from the brink of extinction.