That’s bad news for all of us, particularly when it comes to research relevant to our current crises.

Am I being a bad mother if I’m not giving my son full attention? A bad employee? Both?

One in three jobs held by women in the U.S. is deemed “essential” right now. Will we value that labor after the crisis has passed?

America’s gendered approach to “national security” means preparing for wars, not pandemics.

How a New York law on “masquerading” passed in the early nineteenth century has been used—and abused—in the decades since

The president's silent accessories have been permitted to wield their limited power on his behalf in his hour of crisis.

Our future might look much like our past, with pills as a major part of abortion access—and an obsessive target for abortion opponents.

Inside the court battle over trans employment discrimination

How an employment case in the United Kingdom revealed the ugly contours of anti-trans discrimination

An interview with Andrea Long Chu on her new book "Females."

The National Organization for Women opposes decriminalization. Doing so has led it to gaslight sex workers and echo rhetoric from anti-choice groups and the religious right.

Why do right-wing men hate Greta Thunberg and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez so much? Researchers have some troubling answers to that question.

Five years before Darryl Varnum threatened to kill Representative Frederica Wilson, police were called to his Maryland home.

A rape allegation for Donald Trump, a domestic abuse allegation for Boris Johnson, and a filmed assault by Mark Field—all in the same week.

Nevada Democrats won full control of the state legislature and governorship last year. Here's what they did with that power.

The gender wage gap has stagnated because the system leaves it up to female workers to fight for fairness.

The ex-lawyer for Harvey Weinstein isn't a victim of political correctness or #MeToo excess. He put his professional brand above his students' welfare.

The state's abortion ban treats women as victims of evil doctors rather than informed, willing participants.

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?

The limits of a feminist politics of elite representation