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As Heat Rises and Wildfires Rage, Gender Inequality Is Turning Deadly

The Resistance Is Here

Who Gets Healthcare and Who Gets Handcuffs?

Want to Protect the Vote? Become a Poll Worker

Keeping Score: Trump Disapproval Hits a New Low; Continued ICE Violence; AOC on Freezing Her Eggs: ‘Don’t Be Weird About This’

Ms. Talks @ Martha’s Vineyard: Michele Goodwin and Dorothy Roberts on America at 250, the Right to Love and Family (Aug. 19)

Detaining Families, Policing Pregnancy: Trump’s Immigration Crackdown on Women and Children

A Midterm Liability for Republicans: Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Is Deeply Unpopular

New Kentucky Media Campaign Fights Back Against Abortion Ban After Criminal Prosecutions

Built to Withstand Trump-Era Attacks on Mifepristone: New Telehealth Provider Serves All 50 States for Sliding-Scale Fee

How Can We Get More Young People to Vote? Start Registering Them in High School

From Selma to Todd Blanche, U.S. Democracy Is Being Tested

My Hysterectomy Was a Gift. Dr. Kemi Doll Shows Why Women Need to Share Our ‘Womb Stories’

The Feminist Case for Loving ‘Charlie’s Angels’

‘Starving to Death’: Young People in Cuba Tell of the Toll of Trump Administration’s Sanctions

Holding Dr. Fauci In Contempt Is a New Low For the Rule of Law

The Political Boys’ Club: A Long List of Politicians Accused of Domestic Abuse—and a Short List Facing Consequences

‘To Be Forgotten Is to Die Twice’: The Fight to Protect the Graves at Ireland’s Bessborough Mother and Baby Home

Another Blow to Women’s Equality at Work: The Trump Administration Is Trying to Weaken a Key Workplace Discrimination Protection

On the Voting Rights Act’s Anniversary, Short Film ‘Selma Sisters March On’ Captures 1965’s Fight for the Right to Vote

What a “Black Helen of Troy” Reveals About Hollywood and Mythmaking

The Voting Rights Act Turns 61 as New Threats to the Ballot Box Mount

Feminists and Democracy Advocates Sound the Alarm After Blanche Vote: ‘He Is Trump’s Lawyer, Not America’s’

Who Will Train the Next Generation of Abortion Providers?

A Decade After Hillary Clinton’s Historic Presidential Run, the DNC Is Fighting Over Ranked-Choice Voting

August 2026 Reads for the Rest of Us

The Kids Really Are All Right—But Opponents of Marriage Equality Won’t Admit It

The Trump Administration Is Rewriting Sex Education to Promote Parenthood

Never Surrender: Empowered Wives Were Never the Problem

War on Women Report: Hegseth Blocks Promotions of Women in Navy; Trump Finally Pays E. Jean Carroll; Colorado Police Pray With Abortion Clinic Harassers

Believing Women (or Not) Shapes More Than Sexual Assault Cases

The Myth of the ‘Lost Children’ Is Fueling Trump’s Immigration Crackdown

Who’s Paying the Price for Trump’s Medicaid Cuts? Communities of Color and People Living With HIV.

The People’s Bill of Rights 250 Invites Americans to Reimagine the Constitution

Todd Blanche Has Until July 30 to Hand Over Key Epstein Files. What He Finds Could Change Everything.

Who Gets Remembered? The Fight to Put Women’s History on the National Mall

I Put My Career on Hold to Raise Five Children and Care for My Disabled Mother. America Depends on Women Like Me.

Domestic Violence Is a Men’s Issue, Too

A Jim Crow-Era Voter Suppression Tool Is Back: Mass Voter Challenges

Inspired by the Greek Myth, Independent Film Series ‘The Cassandra Project’ Asks Viewers to Believe Women

The Myth of the ‘Perfect Birth’: What America Gets Wrong About Pregnancy, Birth and Maternal Care

A Groundbreaking U.N. Resolution Calls Forced Pregnancy What It Is: Reproductive Violence

‘La Operación’: The Hidden History and Forced Sterilization of Puerto Rican Women

Andrew Tate in His Own Words: On Men’s Rights, Anti-Feminism and How He ‘Threatens the System’

Hegseth’s Testosterone Bit Isn’t About Health

How Corporate Finance Took the Fun—and the Values—Out of Ben & Jerry’s

Documentary ‘State of Firsts’ Follows Sarah McBride’s Historic Journey to Congress

What Happens When a Dancer Is Forced to Become a Refugee? ‘Born to Dance, Forced to Run’ Captures Life Under the Shadow of Deportation

Why the Blake Lively Case Matters—and Why Most Women Like Her Have No Legal Recourse

Why Attacks on Immigrant Communities Are Reproductive Justice Issues

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As Heat Rises and Wildfires Rage, Gender Inequality Is Turning Deadly

As salient as extreme heat and wildfires have been this summer, an important dimension has been mostly absent from discussions of it: gender…

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Idaho Can't Prosecute Doctors For Health-Protecting Abortions: Federal Judge

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The Resistance Is Here

"I know how you feel—because I've been there there too. On a bad day, and there are many bad days, our nation’s backslide from democracy int…

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What Trump’s vaccine order says about his relationship with MAHA moms

When President Donald Trump signed an executive order on childhood vaccines this week, Jayme Franklin stood nearby, repeatedly touching her …

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10 Books By Black Authors We’re Excited About This August

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Three generations of Black Disney princesses shared the stage Thursday as Brandy , Anika Noni Rose and Halle Bailey took part in Disney Prin…

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At the 2026 ESSENCE Festival of Culture in New Orleans, the Black Heart Association screened more than 700 attendees, but founders Tara and …

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Who exactly are the “friends of the court”?

On Oct. 13, the Supreme Court will hear argument in Beaird v. United States , a case brought by a Texas man challenging an increase to his s…

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For Halle Berry, beauty is king. The American actress first began her career as a model and beauty queen landing first runner-up in a Miss U…

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The Funniest Posts From Women This Week (Aug. 8-14)

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