Women who lean too much into their masculine side say alienating things like 'Feelings get in the way' and 'I just get along ...

City College professor, cultural activist and writer Clara Oropeza examines feminine creativity, artistic lineage and ...

In 2022, the free speech organization PEN America said Beyond Magenta was one of the four most frequently banned LGBTQ+ books ...

A bestselling shock to the postwar ideal, 'The Feminine Mystique' exposed the quiet discontent beneath domestic perfection., ...

It’s crucial to understanding how gender is affecting our ability to rally behind a shared ecological vision ...

Everyday metaphors are linked to how we experience the world around us, according to seminal work by researchers George ...

Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. My 2026 goal is to read at least 100 books, and even though it’s only March, I am already halfway there. Some people find this impressive.

A WREATH OF ROSES (243 pp.)—Elizabeth Taylor—Knopf ($3). “Life persists in the vulnerable, the sensitive,” said the aging artist. “They carry it on. The invulnerable, the too heavily armoured perish.

As middle-aged women become one of the most financially powerful and culturally candid demographics in America, the industries that shape culture (advertising, media, music, fashion and wellness) can ...

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UFL chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. While scrolling through Goodreads, I stumbled on a popular bookshelf titled ...

A FOOTNOTE TO FOLLY—Mary Heaton Vorse—Farrar & Rinehart ($3). Few wives and mothers of her day have seen so much of the world as Mary Heaton Vorse. Few men or women have a better right than she to ...

It was the Mary Jane that did it for Estevan Reyes Peña. He loved the silhouette of the black leather Doc Martens shoes, the way they fit his feet, how they had a "kinda dainty" look. He still loves ...