Women at Work
Why Leisure Time is an Act of Radical Feminist Resistance
In a world where a woman’s work is never done, perhaps the biggest form of rebellion is taking time for ourselves.
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'Mothers Don’t Enjoy…They Give Joy'
It's not Santa making all that holiday magic..it's (mostly) women.
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12 of Our Favorite (Underrated) Holiday Songs
If you’re feeling festive, but want something a little under the radar, we have the songs to get you through the season.
Women You Should Know
'There’s Always Something to Say'—Indian Women on Breaking Into the Rap World
Men might dominate the rap scene in India, but women there are taking the art form to new levels.
Women at Work
Unemployment Hits Black Women the Hardest
The overall unemployment rate is at a four year high but it’s not impacting all workers in the same way.
Women You Should Know
'Winning the Bread and Baking it, Too'—How The Economics of 'Having It All' is Burning Women Out
Economist Corinne Low’s new book explores the myth of the tradwife, the trap of flexibility, and how unrealistic expectations are crushing women.
Culture
A Legacy of Activism: Remembering the Photographer Michele Singer Reiner
As her husband, Rob Reiner, grabs most of the headlines following the couple’s shocking murder, we remember Michele Singer Reiner’s creative and philanthropic work.
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16 of the Best Books We Read This Year
Our suggestions are broad and varied, spanning recent best sellers, historical deep dives, tell-all memoirs and murderous mysteries.
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The World Might Be William Shakespeare’s Stage, But the Story Belongs to Agnes
In the movie version of “Hamnet,” Shakespeare’s wife Agnes, played with wild abandon by the actress Jessie Buckley, looms large with possibility.
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"Queen of Romantic Comedy"— 'Confessions of a Shopaholic' Author Has Died of Cancer at 55
Known as Sophie Kinsella, Madeleine Wickham wrote more than 30 books selling over 45 million copies.
Worklife
Women Still Face a ‘Broken Rung’ to Promotion
A new report shows that women still face systemic barriers to being promoted.
Worklife
In Paris, I’m an American First, a Black Woman Second
At first, Paris appeared to be a city where race didn’t matter. But things weren’t all they seemed.
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We’ve got you covered with go-to gift ideas that work for everyone.
Working While Female
The Radically Honest Out-of-Office Message
Women are swapping corporate niceties for real talk. It’s more than just a charming stunt; it’s a brilliant act of microfeminism.
Working While Female
What Every Mid-Career Woman Needs To Know About Finding a Job
You can't control government policy or corporate hiring, but you can control your search strategy.
Culture
The Secret Feminist Message Hidden in Zootopia 2
Yes, it’s a kids’ movie, but the animated sequel goes deep on social justice themes, including a nod to the maddening tradition of men getting credit for women’s ideas.