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Multiple studies have found that as equality increases, the differences between genders tend to widen too.

We’ll focus on why it’s important to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, and why there should be one for men too

It’s as if decision makers agreed to obscure the roles men play while pushing the meme that women are disproportionately shouldering the load.

Why do female athletes, most of whom must be strong, independent, level headed and capable women, report it in such shockingly low numbers?

In areas of the world, including some in the EU, men and boys face serious issues that women and girls don’t. The EU doesn’t care.

The largest determinant of success in the art world isn’t patriarchy, misogyny, or gender. It’s economics.

What Marchant won’t admit is that when the men and women running meetings are taken out of the equation, it’s equally difficult for both genders to speak up.

The most common defense of #killallmen is that it isn’t really about killing men. But one need only look at those posts and Tweets to see that their rhetoric is abhorrent and hateful.

Though there’s lots of talk these days about workplace diversity, it’s often little more than a trendy buzzword that’s rarely about inclusion.

In a recent statement, Joe Biden said his appointments mark the first time top White House communications roles will be filled exclusively by women. Translation – a lack of diversity is okay as long as it’s skewed toward women.