A Passenger Called a Flight Attendant a ‘Servant’ — But the Service Industry Is Complicit Too

The incident shows how the service industry’s approach of prioritizing customer satisfaction is rooted in exploitation.

Across Cultures, People Associate ‘Attractive’ Faces With More Intelligence, Trustworthiness: Study

The findings locate the “halo effect” of attractiveness — adding weight to concerns around pretty privilege and the constructs of beauty.

How did British beauty norms shape India's obsession with 'fair' skin? Dr. Inderpal Grewal, gender studies scholar, explains.

By mistaking self-love and personal grooming for vanity, society denies people a type of care they are entitled to.