Amber Heard and Jada Pinkett Smith have been named test cases to talk about a phenomenon that doesn’t exist — because it isn’t systemic.

An exclusive excerpt from Sindhu Rajasekaran’s latest book "Smashing the Patriarchy."

This week in The Buzz Cut, we unpack the joy of watching Andy Murray lose and the suspicion in Kanye West's "Donda."

This week in The Buzz Cut, we look at tragedies in 'The White Lotus', and a book thief mystery.

Renuka Shahane offers a window into what life for single, independent women is like when they reject all restrictions on their autonomy.

It's the latest in a series of disappointments from the venerable and supposedly feminist institution.

The history of women’s suffrage in the UK is rife with many intertwining factors that complicate the neat idea of a girl genius winning universal franchise for the country overnight.

In order to break age-old patriarchal notions and recruit more women in the police, recruiters must abandon the perception that policing is a “male-oriented profession."

She has shown enormous dignity and strength in asserting her right to mourn and live in peace.

The film expertly decodes masculinity contest culture in male-dominated professions, without over-dramatizing or tokenizing the real Gunjan Saxena.

"I don’t care if I lose half my followers, it better be the truth I’m speaking."

The plan places a strong emphasis on native rights, parental support, and financial equality.

The military doesn't value all life equally -- so how could it ever offer true equality?

Or, 20 queries to ask literally everyone you meet.

Radiidin (noun): A day that is technically supposed to be a festive holiday but is actually a burden because of the sheer amount of work to be done alone.

Despite the sweatshop debacle and the watered-down feminism, Beyoncé remains one of the most powerful feminist icons today.

"The tattoos stand for the control and say I have over my own body; [they are] a manner in which I reinforce and often regain ownership of it."

The term is the brainchild of the feminist, communist, and civil rights movements of the 60s.