misogyny

There are various ways in which men, even allies to feminist goals, unwittingly participate in the degradation of women.

I've been called "seriously ugly" in the comments section of an opinion piece I wrote. But it's not me who's ugly; it's our culture.

"The Intimidation Game" didn't confront violence against women. It whispered, “you can do it champ, the dream can be yours.”

No, it’s not "just fantasy." Maybe in a better-educated world it would be, but here, it is an active reinforcement of norms.

In the story I want to write, Rockland Manchester falls in love with the woman, but she gives him some bell hooks books to read.

The NFL wants to be forgiven. Preferably without having to actually make substantial changes to the way they operate.

To set right what has been fractured, we bring you the essential masculinity education of Joust.

According to Francine Hardaway, "our current initiative to try to teach girls to code is misguided." Say what?