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There’s a new gal in the tech-savvy executive suites in California who’s pitching for the old hackneyed game of feminism. She is Facebook’s boss, Sheryl Sandberg, and she wants to change the balance of management in the corporate world.
Feminists around the world make headlines. They catch the attention of civil society and government on the various injustices committed against women.
Having just turned 80, Gloria Steinem, the name and face of women’s liberation and feminism from the ’60s, is asked if she had any regrets. “Well,” she replies, “actually, it’s not so much what I would have done differently; it’s that I would have done it much faster.”
France's summer is fast becoming a memory, and so is one of its iconic beach sights: topless woman.
The legacy of the iconic Playboy magazine founded six decades ago by Hugh Hefner, who died Wednesday at 91, remains a topic of heated debate, especially its impact on women.
Print's not dead, nor is feminism, as the two go hand in hand for International Women’s Day in the form of a pop-up bookstore which stocks books with women-only writers.
A study revealed that high-achieving men are called back significantly more than high-achieving women when it comes to hiring.
Women in ancient Peru, far from being marginalized and invisible, were political and economic decision-makers, according to a new study...
The popular “Fearless Girl” statue, which has been staring down Wall Street’s “Charging Bull” since last year, will soon move...
BEIJING (AP) — One job ad for Chinese high-speed train conductors called for candidates who were “fashionable and beautiful.” Another...
