feminism
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PoliticsTime's Up CEO Tina Tchen on the Harvey Weinstein Verdict and the Future of #MeToo"Every now and then, you have a moment where transformational change can happen. I believe we are in one of those moments."
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CelebrityChrissy Teigen and John Legend are Raising Their Son Miles To Be the “Ultimate Feminist”Chrissy Teigen spoke about parenting children Luna and Miles with husband John Legend, saying the couple are raising their son as the "ultimate feminist."
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BooksKate Elizabeth Russell, Author of 'My Dark Vanessa,' on Creating the Book...and the controversy that followed.
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PoliticsHope Is Roe's Last ChanceInside the clinic at the center of next month’s Supreme Court abortion showdown.
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Career adviceThe Birchbox MafiaA group of East Coast founders used the lessons they learned while working at the subscription beauty company during its roller-coaster rise to build their own brands.
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PoliticsThe Guerrilla Feminists Papering Paris at NightFrenchwomen have covered their cities with slogans denouncing violence against women. They refuse to stop until they see change.
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Books15 Feminist Books Every Woman Should Add to Her Reading ListEven better if you get your male friends to read them.
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PoliticsRep. Ayanna Pressley Wants Justice for Every Sexual Assault SurvivorThe congresswoman speaks truth to power in Jessica Valenti and Jaclyn Friedman's upcoming anthology, Believe Me.
By Rachel Epstein -
BooksChelsea Clinton Will Publish 'She Persisted in Sports' From Bestselling SeriesHer picture books are inspiring for kids—and adults!
By Rachel Epstein -
PoliticsCelebrating 100 Years of the ACLU—and Its Next CenturyThe progress we've made and the fights that remain are both worth recognizing.
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FeaturesBehind the Scenes of the Controversy at the Women's MarchThey organized the largest one-day protest in U.S. history—and then everything fell apart. On the third anniversary, Marie Claire talks to the leaders of the Women’s March to learn the truth behind the drama.
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Politics“Electability” Isn’t About the Candidate, It’s About UsHow much do you trust your fellow voters? That’s the real question.
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PoliticsWomen Are Not Granted Equality Anywhere in the Constitution
Virginia could finally change that.
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PoliticsWomen of Color Ruled Last Night's DebateYes, I'm talking about the moderators.
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TravelA Tour of Iceland's Feminist Past and PresentMost people go to the island nation to see waterfalls and glaciers—I went to learn about its women.
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PoliticsIs Megyn Kelly a Feminist or What?In the upcoming movie Bombshell, her character proudly declares, "I'm not a feminist. I'm a lawyer."
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CelebrityCardi B Covered 'Vogue' and Talked Feminism, Bernie Sanders, and Trump"Certain women that claim they are feminists only think that a certain type of woman should represent that," Cardi said.
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PoliticsThe First Crime Against Them Is Rape. The Second Is Being Billed for ItBoth federal and state laws say survivors of sexual assault should receive free rape-kit exams. Yet every year in every state for the past two decades, victims have been billed. One year ago, New York announced it had found wrongdoing at seven hospitals. Marie Claire goes behind the scenes of the investigation to tell the story of how one woman—who was billed seven times and sent to collections—spurred a statewide probe that revealed hard truths about our nation’s hopelessly broken system for caring for sexual-assault survivors.
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Books'The Giver of Stars,' Jojo Moyes' Latest Historical Novel, Is Surprisingly ModernWe stan the Pack Horse Librarians of Kentucky.
By Rachel Epstein
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