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Left Shark musings, an analysis of "plus-size," and why women should pop the question . . . among other treasures. You know what to do. Ravish it.

The founder of the UN's influential campaign speaks out.

We took to Twitter with a “Witchcraft 101” chat to introduce our readers to some awesome real-life witches and talk about ways to make everyday life a little more magical.

Joni’s picks: Have a kid? Know a kid? Like reading concise books that knock your socks off? My first pick is this kick as book Rad American Women A-Z: Rebels, Trailblazers, and Visionaries who Shaped Our History . . . and Our Future!. Under $10 it’s awesome for your budding feminists.

Openly gay African American organizer Bayard Rustin opens up about King's views on homosexuality in a 1989 interview.

From its origins, Harvard was a university for men, by men, and of men.

When we stop talking about consent, we also stop thinking about it — and that's how we got to this point in the first place! Let's keep the conversation going.

Last night's awards ceremony both challenged and highlighted comedy's enduring gender gap—a problem female comedians are speaking out about.