The other B-word
We like our public women unapologetic, but we hold women we know to a different standard.
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'I, Too, Am Harvard': Black students show they belong
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Black and Ivy: My alternate Harvard experience
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Which states were among the first to elect women to higher office?
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Dismal job market news for women
A rift among Senate women: It’s about time.
Women of the Senate have been celebrated as collaborators, but a recent debate over military sexual assault reform has altered that image.
My sister’s keeper: Why Obama’s initiative for young men is also good for young women
"My Brother's Keeper," President Obama's new initiative aimed at black boys and young men, could address a long-standing concern for black women.
Ellie, heroine of popular video game, is headed for the big screen
"The Last of Us" has a strong female character, which means a big role for the actress who lands the part in the movie version.
Women of CPAC answer: Is there a war on women?
Prominent conservative women talk about the Republican Party's image and which female politician could be at the top of the GOP presidential ticket in 2016.
Labor Department delivers dismal job market news for women
More women are back at work, but the new jobs don't pay very well.
Want to look electable? Watch how you hold your gun
It's campaign season and for some politicians the race is on -- straight to the shooting range to show off their skills.
American Catholics — in public and in transition
As the solemn season of Lent begins, a survey shows a desire and expectation for change.
Women to watch at CPAC
The conservative gathering gives activists a chance to mull over "the woman problem," yet not many high-profile, elected women will be on the stage.
Black and Ivy: My alternate Harvard experience
The writer, who attended Harvard in the late 1980s, identifies with the students protesting against racism, and recalls a campus rife with many different conflicts.
