sexism

How does neurodiversity intersect with race, gender, sexuality and other identities, especially in the workplace?

Black feminist queer writer Nicole Young explores how and why Black men have built their own misogynist community online.

Structural sexism is a measurable factor in the development of cognitive aging and memory decline, like Alzheimer's, in women.

Photographs and interviews by Jess Dugan and Vanessa Fabbre portray the joyful and difficult lived experiences of older transgender adults in the U.S.

Amelia Risinit explains why women’s mental health is -- and should be -- an intersectional feminist issue.

UN Women explains what the manosphere is and how it harms us by leading to online harassment, damaging mental health, and contributing to extremist violence.

This article provides a clear, useful overview of male supremacy and the manosphere, warning signs to look out for in young people, and strategies to build resilience.

Feminist therapy has become more intersectional and inclusive since its emergence in the 1960s. But its radical core principles remain, as it works to undo the harms of patriarchy to our mental health and development.

Here are helpful strategies for taking care of our mental health in the face of society's sexism and bias against women.

Why are birth control influencers so appealing? How can medical providers rebuild trust with their patients? And how can we protect ourselves against the barrage of coercive misinformation on social media?

This overview of online abuse defines tactics used by abusers and it addresses myths around online abuse as experienced by women.

Even our language betrays the sexist bias of reproductive health studies. Elizabeth Hlavinka discusses how we're still being harmed by a long history of ignoring, misperceiving, and discounting women's bodies.