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“Even if we formally have the right to vote and we formally have equality,” legal scholar Julie Suk explains in the first episode of Looking Back, Moving Forward, “the entire infrastructure by which women have been excluded from real participation in decision making and power, that continues.”
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Originally published by Jon Stojan for Woman’s World In today’s demanding workplaces, women leaders face a unique set of pressures. Many manage high expectations at work and home.
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The Supreme Court justice is unpredictable to both liberals and conservatives.
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Originally published by Nick Reynolds for Post and Courier Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette has officially launched her bid for the governor’s mansion, becoming the third candidate to enter…
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Originally published by Sughnen Yongo for Forbes For all her global influence, even Beyoncé had to build her own lane to escape America’s Black women wage gap. When she…
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Originally published by Iris Goldsztajn for Huffpost The “princess treatment” TikTok dating trend has been making the rounds for the past year or so. It’s mostly…
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Originally published by Carmen Rios for Ms. Magazine Cynthia Richie Terrell has worked as a political campaign manager and field director for candidates and initiatives at every level…
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They reached the heights of corporate success. Now some women are trying to redefine what ambition looks like.
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Originally published by Lauren Buitta for Forbes Recent research analyzing studies on women’s and men’s AI usage has estimated that “women are adopting AI tools at a …
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18,000 individual donors, Instagram and TikTok views have kept Deja Foxx — a once long-shot Gen Z candidate — competitive in the race for a congressional seat in Arizona.