She Started a Women in Philosophy Group—The Backlash Was Philosophical
In the cavernous halls of academia, philosophy has long been a citadel built on the foundations laid by predominantly male voices. Into this
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August 29, 2026
Workplace Bias
Why Feminist Foreign Policy Is Actually Working in Some Countries
In a world marred by endless geopolitical catfights, the concept of feminist foreign policy often meets skepticism, derision, or mere bewilderment. How can
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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 Doomscrolling Hits Different for Women
In the endless digital maelstrom of newsfeeds and notifications, doomscrolling has emerged as a seemingly innocuous yet toxic pastime. For many women, however,
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August 27, 2026
She Organized a Strike for Domestic Workers—Nobody Saw It Coming
In the shadows of society’s most intimate spaces, where domestic workers tirelessly labor, a quiet revolution ignited—a strike so unexpected it reverberated far
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August 27, 2026
