The feminist debate on being objectified isn't settled yet -- sometimes, consensual sexual agency can't be separated from objectification.

Restorative justice is touted as the feminist answer to an unhelpful carceral justice system. For survivors of stalking -- it can't change what happened, but it can recognize that harm has taken place.

The current movement was catalyzed by the suicides of K-pop stars in 2019, and a subsequent rise in misogyny in the country’s national discourse.

This week in The Buzz Cut: two women accomplish feminism's goals, a Desi Girl talks hunger in Kenya, and an album threatens therapists.

With industry dynamics so skewed against performers -- especially marginalized ones -- can feminism and porn ever be compatible?

The team discusses pressing events that say something about our culture, and why it matters. Today, the murky intersection of digital privacy and gender-based harassment.

Once introduced, the female lead's trauma is either summarily dismissed, or used to propel the male lead's narrative forward.

The series premier ruminates on the meaning of power as it relates to gender -- and offers hints of a promise that GoT failed to live up to.

The trope draws in progressive audiences through woke-baiting; it appeals to conservatives, too, by making the "woke" female characters ultimately regret their modern views.

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.