The Miss Universe pageant has been a pillar of pop culture in the United States for decades—whether it be the glamorous outfits, a sense...

On September 13, Mahsa Amini, a young Iranian woman, was detained in Tehran by the Iranian morality police. Three days later, she died in...

The future isn’t female anymore. Or so says the widely circulated New York Times article written by Michelle Goldberg in which she...

In recent years, life for citizens in the small Kingdom of Lesotho has changed significantly. The rains of farming season arrive...

On August 12, 2018, the Egyptian government ratified the Anti-Cyber and Information Technology Crimes Law, a measure outwardly aiming to...

2018 was the “Year of the Woman”; across the U.S., citizens are rightfully excited by the significant rise in both female...

Spain and Sweden started with parallel stories: decades of conservative sexual assault laws, skewed against the victim. A recent public...

In the first few months of 2019, streams of women, children, and surrendered fighters have trickled out from the Islamic State’s last...

On January 21, 2017, over 5 million people rallied around the world to stand up for women’s rights during the Trump administration....

When Hillary Clinton lost the Democratic nomination to Barack Obama in 2008, her emotional concession speech highlighted something she...

“It’s not done…Hillary Clinton will always be there for you.” With these words, Madeleine Albright, the first female US Secretary of...

Supreme Court Justices, of all the prominent federal officials, have long been shielded from the celebrity that can accompany successful...

Margaret Cho, a comedian and three-time Grammy Award winner, has worked in multiple creative industries, including film,...

Following an exceptional campaign cycle that has witnessed the rise of multiple candidates peripheral to the party establishment, the GOP...

“To expose misandry on all levels in our culture. To promote an end to chivalry in any form or fashion. To educate men and boys about the...

In Pennsylvania, during the spring of 2008, Hillary Clinton’s campaign faced a notable problem: white women.  While Clinton courted the...

President Michelle Bachelet marked her second inauguration last month wearing the country’s traditional red, white and blue presidential...

Hillary Clinton’s 2008 primary run took a bite out of the expectation that she would receive a substantial chunk of the female vote:...

The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) was adopted by the United Nations in 1979. It has...

If there is one video you watch today, please let it be The Oppressed Majority. Time and time again I hear complaints from female peers...