feminism
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New York City Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen Is Making Her Hometown the Best Place on Earth for Women
In the wake of the 2016 election, Alicia Glen became hell-bent on making NYC a safe haven.
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What Barbara Boxer and Nicole Boxer Learned From Years on the Campaign Trail
The former senator and her daughter have one big takeaway.
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Why Gretchen Whitmer's Bid for Governor Should Be Important to Every Woman
It all comes down to a law enacted in 1931.
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Why You Need to Take Risks to Succeed, According to Top Female Bosses
Four powerhouse women spoke at Marie Claire's 'Power Trip' event.
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Why Your Vote Is More Important This Year Than Ever Before
What you do in November could change the future of our country.
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What Happens When You Can’t Afford Breast Cancer Reconstruction?
Disease took their breasts. Mounting bills may keep it that way.
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The Creator of the Shitty Media Men List Is Being Sued—and You Can Help Fund Her Legal Fees
The list became a key example of the "whisper networks" women use to keep each other safe.
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Female Choreographers Take Center Stage at American Ballet Theater
The ballet world has previously been very male-dominated.
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This New Charity Is Using Some of the Wedding Industry's $100 Billion to Fight Child Marriage
VOW is partnering with The Knot and Crate & Barrel on the initiative.
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Dakota Johnson Just Instagrammed Her Phone Number For a Great Reason
“I don’t want to speak for you. I want to listen to you.”
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Meghan Markle Has Two Solo Appearances on Her Royal Tour With Prince Harry, and They're Feminism-Focused
The Duchess is working with causes close to her heart.
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How Are Appetite Suppressing Lollipops Still a Thing?
One writer investigates the hype by trying them herself.
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How Fantastic Fest Turned a Scandal Into an Opportunity for Redemption
Because women like scary movies, too.
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Christine Blasey Ford's Testimony—Here's Everything You Should Know
In case you've been (understandably) avoiding the news cycle.
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Mika Brzezinski Isn't Afraid to Say What You're Thinking
The 'Morning Joe' co-host has been through it all, making the advice in her book 'Know Your Value' incredibly, well, valuable.
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Nicole Kidman Makes Her Mark
She went from ingenue to serious dramatic actress (and has an Oscar and Emmy to prove it). In next month's drama 'Boy Erased,' the actress brings her signature humanity and heart.
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Undercover Colors' Date Rape Drug Test Tells You in 60 Seconds If Your Drink Was Drugged
So we tried it out.
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Without the Swimsuit Competition, Miss America Feels Different This Time Around
Last night's event is being called Miss America 2.0.
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Brett Kavanaugh Just Called Birth Control “Abortion-Inducing Drugs”
The statement is as troubling as it is factually incorrect.
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A Ballet Dancer Claims Nude Photos Were Taken Without Her Consent. Now She’s Suing the New York City Ballet.
The company has faced other allegations of abuse already this year.
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Sex Work Is Almost Never a Choice
And the women who perform it deserve to be heard and believed.
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How Immigration Shaped These Female Founders and CEOs
They tell their stories of creating success out of sheer will.
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Our Immigration Stories
Despite backgrounds that criss-cross the globe, these women are making a home—and a name—for themselves here in the States. And we're lucky to have them.
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How I Went From Fired to CEO
In an excerpt from Create & Cultivate founder Jaclyn Johnson's new book, WorkParty, Johnson shares how she bounced back after getting laid off. Hint: pizza.
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United We Stand
Marie Claire editor-in-chief Anne Fulenwider commits the September issue to immigration.
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Even If You Hated Skyler White on Breaking Bad, She Changed TV Forever
Ten years after the show premiered, our view of Strong Female Leads has evolved.
