Steinem faced a problem familiar to many activist writers: how to live according to your political principles without sacrificing your art—or vice versa.

The paper has since corrected the embarrassing mistake.

The founder of Ms. magazine became known as the face of second-wave feminism.

The meme-ification of the justice was just one part of the brand-driven, girl-bossed, leaned-in conception of women’s freedom in which it incubated.

Why do we watch dramas about right-wing women?

It's been a half-century since Gloria Steinem exposed the outrageous working conditions at Hugh Hefner's club. Playboy has changed—but have we?

Moderate liberals and conservatives complain about the contemporary focus on suffering. But such activism is central to American democracy.

Strife within the feminist movement was used to discredit it. But now a new play is taking a harder look at the Second Wave.

His greatest achievement was the brilliant criticism he provoked from women.

In her new memoir, the women's activist chronicles her life on the road