Shiv's Fall On Succession Is A Painful Snapshot Of How Powerful Women Don't Get To Be Vulnerable
The storyline is a cautionary tale about what happens when professional women are expected to be unemotional superheroes.
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'If I Go Missing Folders' Grant Some Control In A Violent World, But Critics Say They Miss The Bigger Picture
Some question whether encouraging people to solve their own hypothetical crimes are causing more harm than good. -
New Research Confirms Weak Gun Laws Stand In The Way Of Reducing Domestic Violence-Related Deaths
Gun violence is a real threat to women, especially when domestic violence is involved. Now, weaker gun laws are only increasing this threat to women's safety. -
Katy Perry's Mom-Shaming Joke On American Idol Is A Reminder To Check Your Internalized Misogyny
Even people who appear to buck outdated beliefs about femininity can hold ingrained social stereotypes about what women can accomplish. -
Megan Rapinoe And Sue Bird's Takedown Of Anti-Transgender Sports Bill Is True Allyship
Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird, and dozens of other athletes have signed an open letter opposing the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2023. -
Idaho Hospital's Response To Near-Total Abortion Ban Signals Maternal Healthcare Crisis
One Idaho medical facility had a daunting response to the state's reproductive laws. Here's what it could mean about the future of maternal healthcare. -
4 States Taking A Stand Against Texas' Abortion Pill Ruling
Some states are not waiting for a final decision to ensure Mifepristone remains available to their residents. -
Lawyer Burns Down Texas Judge's Ruling On Abortion Pill In One Fell Swoop - Exclusive
Los Angeles attorney Vineet Dubey tells Women.com the judge's arguments against Mifepristone's safety don't hold much water -
Calling Emu Oil A Skincare Secret Isn't Just Inaccurate, It's Dismissive
The beauty industry has an ugly habit of appropriating traditional and cultural practices. Here's why calling emu oil a skincare secret is quite dismissive. -
9 Brands Powering The Gender-Neutral Fragrance Movement (It's About Time)
Traditionally, fragrance companies release scents exclusively for women and exclusively for men. These nine brands are powering the gender-neutral movement. -
The 'Gymcreep' Trend Forces Society To Confront Harassment, But It Places An Unfair Burden On Women
Across the internet, women are spreading awareness of gym harassment with videos that call out creepy behavior. But why aren't men doing the same? -
Paris Hilton Disclosing Her Abortion 20 Years Later Acts As A Reminder No One Has Ownership Over Your Story
Paris Hilton choosing to share details about her abortion 20 years later makes a powerful statement about what it means to own your story. -
Adidas' The Ridiculous Run Campaign Perfectly Sums Up How Society Has Failed Women Runners
More than two-thirds of women feel unsafe during their run. Adidas latest campaign declares it is time we all take responsibility for this. -
Menstrual Inequity In Prisons Is The Weaponization Of Reproductive Health We Can't Ignore
While providing period products for women in prison might seem like a given, the United States is far from providing proper menstrual care for its inmates. -
Nike's Leak Defense Shorts Are Revolutionary For Menstruating Athletes. But Why Did It Take So Long?
Nike has created their first-ever period shorts called the Nike One Leak Protection. So, why did it take so long to make these for menstruating athletes? -
Florida's Proposed 6-Week Abortion Ban Has An Exceptionally Cruel Disclaimer For Sexual Assault Survivors
The provision will force survivors of sexual assault to clear even more hurdles before finally receiving the care they need. -
How To Support The LGBTQI+ Community Beyond Voting
As anti-trans legislation continues to mount across the United States, here are concrete actions you can take to support the LGBTQI+ community at large. -
Should The US Follow Spain's Paid 'Menstrual Leave'? For Many, The Answer Is Complicated - Exclusive
While the Spanish law is meant to undercut stigma about women in the workplace, could the law backfire and disincentivize employers from hiring women? -
Living In A Post-Roe V. Wade World: Can Your Period Tracker App Data Be Used Against You? - Exclusive
According to Los Angeles corporate attorney Tre Lovell, "A person can absolutely be prosecuted based on data in their menstrual cycle tracking app." -
Texas Abortion Lawsuit Is Painful Reminder They're Coming For Our Friendships Too
When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in summer 2022, abortion activists had long warned that the repercussions would affect generations to come. -
Women Are Still Being Dismissed By Doctors — And The Burden Of Change Shouldn't Fall On Us
There's a serious gender bias in health care, where women are routinely dismissed by doctors. And we shouldn't have to fix this problem ourselves. -
TikTok's 'Kate Spade Wife' Trend Isn't Just Sexist - It Paints An Unflattering Picture Of What We Value
TikTok sets trends; ones that are reflective of the world we live in, often mired by misogyny and competition. Let's discuss TikTok's 'Kate Spade wife' trend. -
Gender-Neutral Pronouns: Your Guide To Getting It Right
The pronoun concept is becoming increasingly important, as we now know that gender is a spectrum. Here is your guide to getting gender-neutral pronouns right. -
Florida's Potential Ban On Period Talk In Elementary Schools Confirms GOP Is Clueless About Reproductive Health
When Florida proposed HB 1069 to ban discussing periods in elementary schools, both confusion and outrage was swift. Here's why this bill is so harmful.
