feminism

The cast might be hesitant to pin labels on the story, but 'The Handmaid's Tale' is an unapologetic, gorgeously-shot feminist show.

The posters are about trying to inspire people who have learned "that they could show up to a city council meeting and their voices were actually heard and affect change."

Hundreds of women marched from Columbus Circle to Trump Tower to protest the president-elect.

"The Community Plan demonstrated how to redevelop WITHOUT gentrification."

"Look at where the leverage of power is and go there."

"I presented it to the world because I thought at least one person would find the humor in the idea of sandwiches for an engagement ring." Whoops.

A new study on chivalry reveals what anyone who has ever dated or accidentally glanced at the cover of Cosmo already knows: Men and women are deeply conflicted on who pays for dates.

Colbert said: "In a nutshell, women are angry and defensive. You need proof? Go up to any single woman and say, 'The reason you're not married is because you're angry and defensive.'"

Spoiler: all of this is your fault, ladies.

Newsweek gives Katie Roiphe its cover with a story about how empowered women want to be dominated or something.