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In 1919, Congress passed the 19th Amendment, which granted American women the right to vote, and a year later it was ratified. There is no denying that these are seminal dates in American history. Even so, nearly 100 years later, the struggle for equality...

around town today 2-6pm: geek out with a day of free admission to the national museum of mathematics (reg. $15 general, $9 students/seniors). >>color> 6pm: in honor of women’s history month, the new school screens kamala lopez’s equal means...

We're delighted to introduce Bubble London's new campaign image, which will serve as the inspiration for our A/W16 show! It was taken by Kate Parker, an acclaimed American photographer whose work touches on everything from adoption to being female....

I wasn't going to do any sort of Christmas recap, since I really haven't had the energy to review our holidays in the past few years. But then I remembered that I was sort of bummed out when looking back at old Christmas posts, because I came up empty...

LENA MITCHELL I don’t remember what I was watching on TV recently when I heard the phrase “strong is the new pretty.” However, it struck me as an extremely powerful and empowering message. On-screen images of women in print and video, advertising...