Survivor Not SuspectNetflix’s ‘Unbelievable’ Shows Justice Begins With Police Believing Sexual Assault Survivors Based on a 2015 ProPublica article, the show follows the journey of two female detectives from Colorado as they chase a serial rapist. By Rajvi Desai
Fractured LightIndian Women Are 35% More Likely to Go Blind of Cataracts Women are less likely to receive cataract surgery than men, which is a significant cause for the blindness. By Aditi Murti
For Worse Or WorseMarriage Is an Inherently Unfeminist Institution Marriages can be about love, but the gender roles entrenched in them are not. By Rajvi Desai
Manners Don't Maketh WomanEtiquette Has Always Been Used to Control Women Mind your own damn manners. By Rajvi Desai
Time To Come CleanFor Women, Beauty Is Often Conflated With Hygiene Waxing doesn't make you clean; it only makes you hairless. By Sanjukta Bose
Behind Every Woman‘Women’s Work’ Spotlights the Domestic Help Who Make Working Motherhood Possible "I never hear anybody point out the plainest truth that this model for women's emancipation depends, itself, upon a permanent underclass of impoverished women." By Liesl Goecker
By My LadyNetflix’s ‘Dead To Me’ is What Happens When Women Write Women Imagine a strong female character without the usual accompanying toxicity. By Rajvi Desai
Unpolicing The SkiesVirgin Atlantic Flight Attendants No Longer Have to Wear Make‑up, Skirts We'd be more excited if the rules weren't so ridiculous to begin with. By The Swaddle Team
Out Of Your HairThe Shame and Scandal of Indian Women’s Hair Follicles A slowly burgeoning body positivity movement in India shies away from tackling body hair. By Rajvi Desai
Game ChangerAhead of Wimbledon, Serena Williams Already Has A Post‑Maternity Leave Win The tournament has granted Williams discretionary seeding in recognition of her pre-leave ranking. By Liesl Goecker
