feminism
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New Initiative Pledges 2 Million Mentorship Minutes to Women In Need
Dee Poku, founder and CEO of the WIE Suite, wants to get women back into the workforce. And she needs your help.
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They Fled Domestic Violence in a Pandemic. Then Came the Winter Storm.
Domestic abuse survivors in Dallas are facing trauma on top of trauma.
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The Women Who Took on ISIS—and Won: The Daughters of Kobani
Gayle Tzemach Lemmon's new book The Daughters of Kobani tells the story of the all-female militia who defeated the Islamic State and changed women's rights in the Middle East forever. Read an exclusive excerpt here.
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Today Marks the 48th Year We've Had Roe Protections. Will It Be the Last?
The U.S. Supreme Court was once a vanguard of reproductive rights protections. Now, it's moving dangerously backwards.
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'The Office of Historical Corrections' Is Our January Book Club Pick
Read an excerpt from Danielle Evans's buzzy story collection, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
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The Best Memoirs of 2020 From 'Untamed' to 'The Meaning of Mariah Carey'
They may be based on reality, but they'll still help you escape for a little while.
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What Happens to Kamala Harris' Senate Seat Now?
It all comes down to California governor Gavin Newsom.
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Michelle Obama Defends First Lady-Elect Dr. Jill Biden After That Misogynistic Op-Ed
"Is this really the example we want to set for the next generation?"
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There Wasn’t a Community for Black Women in Venture Capital. So Black Women in Venture Capital Made Their Own.
In the mid 2010s, Sarah Kunst, Mercedes Bent, Sydney Sykes, and Sydney Thomas were scanning the industry for women who looked like them. Once they found each other, they made it their mission to disrupt the VC game from the inside.
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The 2020 Books You Should Add to Your Reading List
Exciting new and upcoming releases to order today.
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Tenisha Yancey Is a Michigan House Rep With a Felony Record—and It's Helping Her Design Legislation
Here's what she thinks about the voting rights controversy in Florida.
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What's at Stake for Abortion Rights in the 2020 Election
"Everything is on the line in this election—our health, our rights, our bodies, and our futures."
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What If Women’s Suffrage Never Happened?
A hard look at voter data reveals the true impact women have on who gets to sit in the Oval Office.
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Our Methodology
How we acquired and parsed the electoral data
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Forget Tracking Your Period—Your Period (App) Is Tracking You
Femtech apps—like ones that track your period or pregnancy—are spilling your bedside secrets.
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A Guide to Democratic Women Running for Federal Office in 2020
Pay attention to these Senate and House races.
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Supermajority's Supercharge Virtual Event Is Mobilizing Women to Vote
Supermajority Co-Founder Cecile Richards chats about the new initiative with Marie Claire Editor in Chief Sally Holmes.
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In Maine, Sara Gideon Could Help Flip the Senate
The state's renewed political activism could work in Gideon's favor.
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Kamala Harris Quotes to Live By
"Our unity is our strength, and our diversity is our power."
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Meghan Markle Said Prince Harry's Feminism Sets a "Beautiful Example" for Archie
So lovely!
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The Black Women Artists to Have on Your Radar
These women are changing the game.
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Tear Gaslighting: Is There a Link Between Protesting and Messed Up Periods?
Law enforcement has used chemical crowd control agents across the U.S. this summer. Protestors and some experts suspect tear gas exposure is causing abrupt and painful changes to menstrual cycles.
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Time's Up President Tina Tchen Reflects on the Historic Announcement of Kamala Harris as Biden's VP Pick
She says it's crucial to protect Harris—and all women of color running for office—from the sexism and racism they often face from the media.
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Michelle Obama Gets Candid With Marie Claire About Why She's Voting in the 2020 Election
"When we all vote, we take our power back."
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100 Influential Women on Why They’re Voting in the 2020 Election
“I am voting because I want change. I want radical, life-altering, culture-shifting change.”
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Being Black on Stage
Three of musical theater’s biggest stars pull back the curtain on the rampant tokenism and racism in the industry.
