The voice and manner that Trump uses to speak to women all too often mirrors the damaging, negative tone we take with ourselves.

Let's get rid of the "men's" and "women's" labels and recognize that the issues concern all of us, regardless of gender.

The smartly engaging and depressingly relevant new movie is a blast from the past loaded with lessons for the future.

We’re not yet in a position to claim that women will always make the difference, but to paraphrase Hamilton, women — we get the job done.

The Women’s March on Washington illustrated the wide variety of issues women are concerned about in the years ahead with Donald Trump.

A new movie reminds us of past racial injustice as a new administration tries to roll back the clock.

Their first White House protest took place 100 years ago on Jan. 10, 1917.

Until women receive the right support from society, women must support one another with their own opportunities.

It wasn't because she was unqualified or didn't get the popular vote. It was sexism.

Our media critic comes up with the word that explains why Hillary Clinton isn't thrashing Donald Trump in the polls.