- LifestyleGlamour
Latinas Have the Last ‘Equal Pay Day’ of the Year. These Women Want to Do Something About That.
Designer Jen Zeano sits down with Meena Harris to talk about the gender wage gap, Latina power, and how to create an empowering community.
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In a Rare Public Appearance, Christine Blasey Ford Delivered a Must-Watch Speech
A year after she testified against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Blasey Ford reflects on what's happened since.
- LifestyleElena Sheppard
Survey named Hilton the best place to work for women. We found out why.
The study is based on what women themselves reported in a 60-question survey about their workplaces.
- LifestyleKamilah Newton
Michelle Obama, Serena Williams and Sandra Oh are all superheroes, according to this new comic-book-style celebration
An art series is featuring trailblazing women such as Beyoncé, Michelle Obama and Serena Williams, all depicted as superheroes.
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8-Year-Old Mexican Girl, Who Was Bullied and Labeled 'Weird,' Has Higher IQ Than Einstein: Report
8-Year-Old Mexican Girl Has Higher IQ Than Einstein: Report
LifestyleJennifer BenderyActivists Air Christine Blasey Ford Testimony Outside Gala For Brett Kavanaugh
Demand Justice set up a massive screen to shame Federalist Society members for honoring the Supreme Court justice accused of sexual assault.
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Seventeen's 2019 Voices of the Year: 11 Young People Who are Changing the World
These activists and artists are taking action and fighting for a better future.
- LifestyleTime
'We Will Not Let Her Disappear Into the Abyss.' Chanel Miller on the Stanford Plaques With Her Victim Impact Statement
Chanel Miller, who came forward as the survivor of the Stanford sexual that went viral, attended the TIME 100 Next event on Thursday.
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Awkwafina Met Chanel Miller and Said It Was 'Just Awesome'
Powerhouse rapper-actor Awkwafina just met sexual assault survivor and memoir author Chanel Miller and it was "just awesome."
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Devika Bhise is a bona fide feminist. Here's proof.
"We need to teach our girls to be brave, not perfect, to take risks, speak out, and not to fear failure."
- LifestyleMAKERS
Hollywood only shows India's poverty and slums, Devika Bhise says. She wants to change that.
"“For whatever reason in Hollywood now, we really only see the poverty in India, the rape. It's not shown often in a very positive light."
LifestyleDominique MosbergenPlanned Parenthood Unveils New 'Abortion Care Finder' Tool Online
The online tool, which helps women find the nearest available Planned Parenthood abortion clinic, helps "put agency back in the hands of our patients,” the nonprofit said.
LifestyleTaryn FinleyJada Pinkett Smith On Using 'Red Table Talk' To Heal Generational Wounds
"We have to have more faith to let go of those old ideas and those old ways of existing that really hold us back as a community."
- CelebrityRaechal Shewfelt
Jennifer Nettles calls for 'equal play' for women in country music with CMAs red carpet look
Jennifer Nettles wore a white suit with a hot pink train that read, “Play Our F****n Records. Please and Thank You,” to protest the lack of female voices heard on country radio.
- LifestyleRolling Stone
CMT, Apple Music Take Steps Forward in Fixing Country Music’s Gender Imbalance
In the run-up to the CMA Awards, CMT furthers its Next Women of Country campaign while Apple Music recruits Kelleigh Bannen as its new Nashville voice
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Jameela Jamil Opens Up About Her Health Issues & Why She Fights So Hard for Body Neutrality
She's been open about struggling with an eating disorder when she was younger, but did you know that it's Jameela Jamil's ongoing health issues and body dysmorphia that inspire a lot of her activism? In a new interview alongside friend and comedian Celeste Barber for InStyle's December issue, Jamil shared why she feels compelled to […]
- LifestyleThe Wrap
Financial Times Names Roula Khalaf Top Editor, First Woman in Role
For the first time in over a century of publication, the Financial Times has named a woman as its top editor.Roula Khalaf tweeted the news Tuesday, saying she was “thrilled” to succeed “the great” Lionel Barber, who held the position before she did. He has been the editor of the daily paper since 2005. Khalaf, who has been deputy editor since 2016 and has worked at the paper for 24 years, will take his place in January 2020.According to the Times, which is based in London, Barber addressed a packed newsroom this week, telling staffers of Khalaf, “she is fair, she is wise, and she is tough.”Also Read: The Financial Times Faces Strike Threat Over Gender Wage GapUnder Barber, according to a release from the paper, the Times reported $32.08 million profit last year on revenues of $491.47 despite a “sharp decline in print sales.” Subscriptions make up about 60% of content revenue; around 70% of readers of the Times, known for its site’s serious paywall, are outside the U.K.“Khalaf’s challenge is to further build an international subscription base amid fierce competition from specialist digital start-ups, the deep-pocketed Bloomberg News service and established rivals such as the New York Times and Wall Street Journal,” says the release.Also Read: Top Financial Times Editor Calls for Fox News BoycottJournalists at competitors and beyond cheered the move this week. The Guardian’s Katherine Viner posted on Twitter to congratulate Barber and Khalaf, saying, “Bravo to @lionelbarber, who’s been a brilliant FT editor, and many congratulations to @khalafroula — an inspired appointment, and hurrah to FT having its first woman editor!”Read original story Financial Times Names Roula Khalaf Top Editor, First Woman in Role At TheWrap
LifestyleMarina FangChristine Blasey Ford Thanks Chanel Miller For Her Courage
Ford paid tribute to the "Know My Name" author and sexual assault survivor for a Time magazine feature on 100 rising stars.
- LifestyleInStyle
Jameela Jamil and Celeste Barber on Laughing Through the Bullshit
The comedian and actor-activist first met online, but their shared mission to drive self-acceptance through humor has united them IRL. As Jamil says, "We're just calling out the ridiculousness."
- LifestyleTime
How We Chose the 2019 TIME 100 Next
TIME released its inaugural list of the 100 rising stars who will change the world. Here's how we chose the 2019 TIME 100 Next.
LifestyleNick VisserGreta Thunberg Will Set Sail Once Again En Route To UN’s Biggest Climate Conference
"We sail for Europe tomorrow morning!" the 16-year-old activist said after securing a ride across the Atlantic.
- LifestyleGlamour
How to Get More Women in STEM, According to Trailblazers in the Field
Three young leaders spoke at the Glamour Women of the Year Summit about the future of women in STEM.
- LifestylePeople
Woman Who Survived a Coma Wants to Be the First Woman in a Wheelchair to Compete at Miss USA
Woman in Wheelchair Wants to Compete in Miss USA
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Ava DuVernay’s Speech at Glamour ’s 2019 Women of the Year Awards Must Be Read
"Keep bringing the truth with you—and the truth is you are excellent."
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Megan Rapinoe: ‘Lending Your Platform to Others Is Cool’
In her speech at the Glamour Women of the Year awards, the 2019 honoree emphasized how important it is to use your influence and privilege to lift others up.
