Gender

The numbers don't lie: Female characters speak much less than male ones.

Why it's important to remember that omen still earn less than men for similar work.

It isn't about making the perfect political choices, but figuring out what's right for you.

Kirkman said she retweeted people's experiences "because it gives every woman a voice."

Obsessing over who generates the most revenue — the men or women — ignores the bigger picture.

Many women have dealt with someone exactly like Trump at home, work, on social media or in a relationship.

A more private form of protest.

The 'lost generation:' Community centers in Lebanon help weary teenage refugees develop resilience and seek empowerment.

A graphic photo shared in a private group raises new questions about when it's appropriate to see the nude female body on social media.

Novak Djokovic has seemingly set up camp on the wrong side of the gender pay divide.

These simple strategies will help you raise a child who believes in gender equality.

"It's important not to lose the word 'lesbian' from our vocabulary."

Man aggressively claims he's a good guy, prints a flyer to prove it.

More fathers are getting involved with baby shower festivities, sometimes throwing their own dedicated 'dad-chelor' parties.

Pregnancy, pumping, menstruation: How do we acknowledge a woman's body at work without further stigmatizing?

Watson ups the emoji ante to celebrate female empowerment and strength.

Genderless clothing doesn't need to be lumpy and basic.

These ladies will inspire your #lifegoals.

Women anonymously tell Mashable what it feels like to be shamed over having an abortion.

Scrolling and swiping are altering the physical act of self-pleasure, and sometimes intimacy itself.

From calling it "Aunt Flo" to skipping class, the stigma around periods is global.

A novel argument challenges the Supreme Court to look at abortion stigma in a new light.

Whole Woman's Health wants to offers women abortion care that is compassionate and empowering.

Pregnant celebrities are revered. But once they give birth, their breastfeeding needs are begrudgingly "accommodated."

Uniforms might be annoying for some kids out there, but at least at one Australian school it doesn't have to be a gendered issue.