- StyleElena Sheppard
Why conservative women are still supporting Brett Kavanaugh
Conservative white women are largely still supporting Brett Kavanaugh. Here's why.
- StyleElise Solé
High school assistant principal says 'blame the girls' for dress-code violations: 'They pretty much ruin everything'
Jared Hensley has since been placed on leave after suggesting boys blame girls for their high school's ban on athletic shorts.
- StyleKerry Justich
Miss Ukraine is stripped of her crown after pageant officials discover she's a divorced mother
Didusenko was in direct violation of the contest's rules when she applied to compete despite having previously been married and having a child.
- StyleKerry Justich
University newcomers given a 'sexist' and suggestive toothbrush ad in their orientation boxes
The Brushbox flier provided to new students immediately raised red flags, with people calling out the brand for such an inappropriate message.
- StyleElizabeth Di Filippo
'I'm permanently damaged': Woman sues after misdiagnosis leads to double mastectomy and hysterectomy
"No amount of money will ever fix what they've done to me. Never."
- StyleElizabeth Di Filippo
'I love my body for being strong and healthy and sexy': Amy Schumer refuses to be body shamed - and lets her trolls know it
Amy Schumer is teaching internet trolls everywhere a lesson.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Why more women than ever are turning grey under 40 and how you can embrace it
Increasing numbers of young women are choosing not to dye their grey hair.
- StyleElizabeth Di Filippo
India, United States among the most dangerous countries in the world for women
The United States makes the list as one of the most dangerous countries for women thanks due in part to the rise of the #MeToo movement.
- StyleMolly Shea
Why this queer entrepreneur feels shunned by the beauty industry: 'I don't fit society's idea of pretty'
Rachel Winard, founder of the cult organic skin care line Soapwalla, opens up to writer Molly Shea about feeling shunned by the beauty industry as a queer woman.
- StyleCindy Arboleda
Teen speaks out against 'sexist' classmates who bullied her about wearing shorts: 'We should all respect each other'
A 13-year-old girl was bullied by female classmates for wearing shorts and a T-shirt in 80-degree weather, and her response was powerful.
- StyleCindy Arboleda
Single mom, 24, graduates from Harvard Law School: 'Let's keep beating all their odds'
The Harvard Law School graduate even completed a final exam while in labor.
- StyleHilary Hagerman
OLG slammed for 'offensive, degrading' ad campaign
"Nothing makes me spend my money on false hope more than blatant sexism."
- StyleCindy Arboleda
Diverse bikini photo shoot has empowering message: 'All bodies are beach bodies'
This diverse and inclusive photo shoot has 14 women, each representing a unique group: Curvy women, women of color, women with mental or physical disabilities, women with rare medical conditions, and women with vitiligo.Â
- StyleJessica Ankomah
This 24-year-old discovered her breast cancer by putting on a sticky bra
Alex Whitaker was getting ready for a night out when she noticed a lump in her breast.
- StyleElyse Wanshel
Women Are Describing Themselves As A Male Writer Would, And It’s Brilliant
A Twitter challenge that puts the male gaze in reverse has become delightfully feminist.
- StyleEmily Peck
Sheryl Sandberg Warns Of #MeToo Backlash Against Women
The Facebook executive is hearing people say this is why you shouldn't hire women. Actually this is why you should.
- StyleKrista Thurrott
Does the birth control pill really make you gain weight?
"For the few women who do experience a change in weight, it’s just as likely to go down, as up."
- StyleAlexandra Mondalek
Inventor Joy Mangano, J.Law biopic inspiration, says working women can have it all
Joy Mangano, inventor of the Miracle Mop and inspiration behind the Jennifer Lawrence biopic "Joy," talks to Yahoo Lifestyle about balancing her professional goals and being a working mom. Mangano agrees with Sheryl Sandberg that working women can "lean in" and "have it all."
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Women with 'masculine' jobs will struggle to conceive, fertility guru claims
The fertility guru's outdated claims are not only sexist but could prove incredibly harmful.
- StyleSabrina Rojas Weiss
After this woman stopped shaving her facial hair, she found having a beard was freeing — and lucrative
For a woman who grows hair on her face and chest because of PCOS, Halloween can be uncomfortable. What is for her a natural look gets mistaken for a costume, and then come the comments.
- StyleRachel Grumman Bender
The psychology of the sexy Halloween costume
From sexy schoolgirls to skintight catsuits: Why are risqué Halloween costumes so popular?
StyleAlexandra Mondalek'Feminine' and blond but never 'shrill': Why female sportscasters look sexy on the field
Why do many of the most famous women in sports media embody hyper-feminine molds? Big hair, lots of makeup, and short skirts does not make a sports reporter—or does it?
- StyleJennifer Gerson Uffalussy
How Muslim style star Leah Vernon decided 'to be myself, unapologetically'
When asked to describe her career, the 30-year- old blogger turned Instagram star turned YouTube star says, “Right now, I’m a body-positive activist, Muslim feminist influencer, and a writer.”
