Were Jack the Ripper alive today, would we idolize him as much?

At each stage of their careers, more women than men leave the most prestigious path

Her feminism and misogyny were impossible for young women to reconcile

An interview with Dana Goldstein, author of 'The Teacher Wars'

Having experienced the workplace from both perspectives, they hold the key to its biases.

How epigenetics can bolster feminism

By refusing to engage with personal matters, academics are alienating a generation

It's not just because Joanna knows Jill

Women are tired of being judged by the Esquire metric.

Women are encouraged to write about personal experiences—and then dismissed as "confessional"

Why we always ask the wrong questions about sexism

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