Sarai Sierra Case Dominates Turkish Media—To What End?
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Accounts of the Sierra murder investigation jumped forward from the proverbial 'third page' treatment of crimes against Turkish women, but the coverage is deeply flawed argues Alyson Neel, reporting from Istanbul. More »
Sotomayor—From the Bronx to the Bench
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is determined to be as frank as possible in her new memoir. More »
Hillary Clinton’s Future—Full of Possibilities
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The author, who has closely followed Hillary Clinton's career, writes that pundits are posing the wrong question about Clinton's future. More »
New Girl(s)—Looking for the Allure in Feminism
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The author, who delivered WMC's Girls' State of the Union Message last year, explains why image counts when appealing to teens and young women. More »
Strike, Dance! Eve Ensler’s One Billion Rising
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On February 14, V-Day's Eve Ensler calls on "one billion women and those who love them" to rise up to confront violence against women. More »
What Should A Radio Host Do When Guest Calls a Woman a Whore?
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What is a radio host’s responsibility when their guest crosses a line? More to the point, what should a radio host do when their guest suddenly calls a U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz a “seditious whore?” More »
Hollywood—Don’t They Want the Money?
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The author of the annual Celluloid Ceiling report looks beyond the awards season coverage to tell us how Hollywood is treating women professionals—and audience members. More »
The Good, the Bad, and Django
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The author considers Tarantino's new film and what kinds of movies about race relations tend to get made, and released, in Hollywood. More »
Women Missing From Oscar Nominations
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The nominees for the 85th Academy Awards have been released and once again it’s women who’ve been left out of the picture. More »
My Interview with Sally Ride
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Novelist Margaret McMullan recalls the question she wishes she hadn't asked the first American woman in space, Sally Ride, who died July 23 this year. More »
