How Women Learn to Hate Their Vulva
It makes me sad that, after all this time, women in this country seem to have made so little progress toward loving our bodies, ourselves.
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Women Fight for an Even Break in Aussie Football
Three years after the launch of their semiprofessional league in Australia, female athletes confront a backlash in the media and within the sport.
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Activist Zeros In on Canada’s Indigenous Women
Cherry Smiley believes the government hasn’t done enough to correct conditions that resulted in nearly 3,000 murdered or missing women since the 1970s.
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A Cloud of Depression Over the 'Half Widows' of Kashmir
The violence of the Pakistan-India conflict induces acute mental health problems among these women and others. Only two psychiatric facilities exist for a population of 7 million.
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Study: Survivors of Sexual Assault Experience Real Health Consequences
Research provides concrete health data for what many women have described themselves for decades: Sexual assault creates long-term harm.
California Becomes First State to Require Women on Corporate Boards
Gov. Jerry Brown signs several laws affecting women, including the controversial mandate for publicly traded companies based in the state.
Police: Border Agent Targeted Homicide Victims for Vulnerability
A U.S. Border Patrol supervisor charged in the killings of four women knew the victims, authorities say. Some fear more deaths at the hands of the agent remained undiscovered.
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The Underbelly of the Sex-Trade Industry
Five years as a prostitute in Spain fueled one woman's passion to end trafficking and other forms of violence against women.
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'Pink Tax' Applies to Mortgages, Cars and Other Markets, Report Finds
A congressional watchdog agency says women pay more than men for items that extend far beyond the toiletry section, such as big-ticket, gender-neutral goods and services.
Scheer Intelligence
The Rise and Fall of Female Moviemakers in Hollywood (Audio)
Award-winning critic and historian Carrie Rickey debunks the most common rationalizations for women's underrepresentation behind the camera.
