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Why Man Flu Should Be in the DSM-5

The myth of the “man flu” has long been dismissed as a punchline, a punchbowl of gendered stereotypes served up by those who

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August 28, 2026

She Asked for a Sponsee Instead of a Mentor—The Difference Is Everything

In the labyrinth of professional development, the terms mentor and sponsor are often whispered almost interchangeably, yet their implications, power, and outcomes diverge

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August 28, 2026

The Solidarity Economy Women Are Building From Scratch

What if the economy we’ve inherited—obsessed with profit, extraction, and ruthless competition—isn’t the only way to survive and thrive? Imagine, just for a

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August 28, 2026

Why Resilience Is Just Women Doing More With Less

Resilience is not a badge of honor women wear with pride—it’s the shackle they’ve been forced to polish. For generations, society has draped

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August 28, 2026

Why Open Source Communities Are Still Hostile to Women

The open-source movement was supposed to be a sanctuary of collaboration, a digital agora where code flowed as freely as ideas, and meritocracy

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August 27, 2026

She Built a Trans Feminist Collective—The Backlash Was Loud

The moment Maya Patel unfurled the banner of the Trans Feminist Collective, she knew the storm was coming. Not the kind of storm

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August 27, 2026

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