Feminism
When Gloria Steinem and Phyllis Schlafly battled for the American soul
The phrase “the personal is political” is used so often that it can seem denuded of meaning; slowly and painfully, “Mrs. America” revives it.
The RBG exhibit was daunting, not inspiring — until I did some soul-searching
I will not be RBG, or even RBG-lite, but I can be RBG-like on the small stage of my everyday life.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Feminist Role Models Are Two Jewish Women
She highlighted both women’s commitment to Israel.
Orthodox Jewish Woman Promoted To Lead NSA Cybersecurity
Anne Neuberger, also known as Chani, is a Borough Park native who attended a Jewish day school for girls.
As Israel Moves Farther To The Right, Women Are Paying The Price
In the upcoming Israeli election, the religious freedom of women will be on the ballot.
The Dangers Of Female Pleasure - And Rage. A Q&A With Jennifer Weiner
Interviewing novelist Jennifer Weiner, Batya Ungar-Sargon investigates why the literary industry resists books that speak to a female audience.
10 Wild Facts About Marianne Williamson, Self-Help Guru And Dem 2020 Candidate
She’s been a Minister, a cabaret singer, and a weight-loss guru.
Elizabeth Banks’ ‘Charlie’s Angels’ Trailer Is Here
There are backflips, sequins, dance sequences and compressed carotid arteries.
A Queer, Butch Woman Rabbi On Television? Meet Jen Kober, Of ‘Dead To Me.’
Kober went to Catholic school in Louisiana. Now she plays a rabbi.
Mayim Bialik: Thanks So Much For Noticing My Breast Size
Oh, to be gently destroyed by Mayim Bialik!