For decades, Barbie’s boy achieved icon status by being a basic, buff, blue-eyed bro. But as Caity Weaver discovered, he’s a whole new man. (Well, men.)

In the last few months, several large players, including Google and Facebook, have released their latest — and ultimately disappointing …

Yikes. By Katie Halper.

Machine learning algorithms are picking up deeply ingrained race and gender prejudices concealed within the patterns of language use, scientists say

The ragged glory of female activism. By Leslie Jamison.

The actual binders — thick with the resumes of nearly 200 women seeking employment in Governor Mitt Romney’s administration — were recently rediscovered, a quaint relic from a campaign past.

Venture capitalists are bright, clannish and almost exclusively male.

Or, Why I Teach “the Yellow Wallpaper.” By Terri Kapsalis.

It's becoming harder to find tech staff, particularly in traditional non-geeky organizations. Here are new places to look and reasons why a more diverse workforce is worth seeking out.

The Male Gaze of Hipster Spaces. By Emma Pitman.

We’re told that feminism is about equality, plain and simple. But Jessa Crispin, author of the new book Why I’m Not A Feminist, brings a few other definitions to the table... By Sarah McVeigh.

According to a tally by TheWrap, just 6 percent of major-studio wide releases in 2017 were directed by women -- and Disney and 20th Century Fox have none.

A feminism for the 99 percent has been forged by working-class immigrant women who confronted Harvard’s first female president and Sheryl Sandberg. By Sarah Leonard and Rebecca Rojer.

“I give you Trump and Clinton, Perseus and Medusa, and rest my case.” By Mary Beard.

Beauty and the Beast star is baffled by critics who decried magazine photoshoot as "unfeminist". Beauty and the Beast star Emma Watson has hit back at critics who suggested she was a fake feminist because of her outfit a Vanity Fair photoshoot. The UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, who rose to fame as Hermione in Harry Potter, was attacked by British broadcaster Julia Hartley-Brewer over the photo, in which a small amount of her breasts can be seen.

On the Women’s March, Disrupt J20, and #IWillGoOut.

Even as the march’s diversity was being celebrated, it was also causing tension. By Karen Grigsby Bates.

This 25-strong collective showcases the strength of badass female voices: musically, personally and in the wider world. Now, ahead of their debut album, they face a different kind of challenge: bringing the legendary sounds of DJs Horse Meat Disco to life.

Connie Kuhns’ major profile of punk, politics and feminism in 1970s Canada: the Moral Lepers, the Dishrags and other revolutionary bands.

Motivated by Octieber and determined to combat the world of gendered clothing, Lucy Rycroft-Smith tries menswear for a month and documents her findings.