How the feminist passion for Artemisia Gentileschi’s life story risks overwhelming her artistic talent
The blockbuster series treads an uneasy line between fact and fiction.
What lies behind the arguments over a Mary Wollstonecraft statue?
Meet the feminist aristocrats fighting for the right of daughters to inherit peerages.
When you’re used to fighting enemies, how do you go back to having mere opponents?
Britain’s Labour Party has suspended its former leader. Who knew in this partisan age that politicians could hold their own side to account?
America won the internet, and now makes us all speak its language.
In the 2010s, Hitler memes and “ironic” racism filled the internet. What if we had taken them seriously?
The remarkable career of the Victorian athletic phenom Charlotte Dod—and the legacy that wasn’t
The meme is so powerful because of the awkward status of white women.
How do we help domestic-violence victims who stay with their partners?
Beware splashy corporate gestures when they leave existing power structures intact.
The backlash against the Harry Potter creator is a growing pain of her fandom.
The idea of child care as women’s (unpaid) work holds the issue back in political discussions.
Britain has finally passed a new law allowing for no-fault divorce, all without a culture war.
Peddle misinformation. Cry “conspiracy” when no one else reports it. Repeat.
The leader of Britain’s Labour Party is showing what you can do when you don’t have a leader’s bully pulpit.
The Biden allegations reveal the weakness of the #MeToo movement’s rallying cry.
Theater, an industry full of optimists, is reckoning with a heartbreaking realization.
Women leaders are a symptom of a political system’s success, not necessarily its cause.