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Most Americans say they won’t change their votes as a result of Trump’s historic trial, but the verdict could give both parties an opportunity to court independents, a 19th News/SurveyMonkey poll found.
Jessie Gender, feminism editor Tracy E. Gilchrist, and comedian Dana Goldberg discuss the gender pay disparity on Netflix's The Crown.
In 2016 women still earn an average of 78% as men. Here are nine things that can be done right now to close the wage gap with the utimate goal of finally achieving pay equality in the workplace.
The tech giant has refused for a second year in a row to release data about any inequity in its pay practices.
The gender pay gap starts well before puberty.
The New York Times reports that someone at Google created a spreadsheet that shows the gender pay gap.
For transgender tennis star Renee Richards, the generation gap looms larger than the gender gap. Her latest book, No Way Renee, continues the story of her "notorious" life.
In light of the feminist revolutionary romp that is Itty Bitty Titty Committee, a female critic and a male one review the movie from the Outfest Film Festival and reveal that the gender gap is not as wide as one might think.
President Joe Biden is calling for action to close the pay gap.
Following the disastrous results of the recent presidential election, many women are taking to the internet to declare they are now participating in the "4B movement."
State Rep. Gerald Gay has a record of not showing up himself -- but he claims he has better excuses than women do.
The first daughter backed the Trump administration's halting of a rule for transparency on equal pay.
C. Nicole Mason, president and CEO of Institute for Women's Policy Research, talks about the pay gap for LGBTQ women, women of color, and more.
Not long before Trump delivered a speech to empower women, he rescinded an order that forced companies to be open about pay disparities and sexual harassment claims.
McKinnon's aging actress is hilarious, but it's not clear if the satire highlights ongoing issues for actresses.
Australian sisters Eliza and Hannah Riley fire off some startling statistics in the most melodic way possible.
The monarch struck a note for inclusivity, but some say she didn't go far enough.
Since the federal government won't be banning anti-LGBTQ workplace discrimination any time soon, corporations and businesses need to pick up the slack.
How would Carl's Jr. ever sell a burger if the company couldn't use stereotypes of women?
