The list of potential replacements is overpopulated by women who are single, childless, or divorced. So America asks—or worries without overtly asking—what is this suspicious creature called the bachelorette, and what is she really up to? Full Story »
Posted by Derek Hawkins
Lithwick and Rosin expose an ugly hypocrisy in how public officials, the media, etc, treat high-profile women in government, the impetus Obama's likely Supreme Court nominees. This is a remarkably thoughtful and well reasoned piece. Please read through to the kicker.
Hattiangadi intended these findings to finally bust the “myth” of the pay gap, but, of course, they just clarified the real problem: Men and women are not very ... More »
Lithwick responsibly identifies a gender-based double standard, providing many examples to back up her claim.
The only person who should be concerned out your sexuality is one who is planning to go to bed with you. It is a personal matter and neither increases or decreases a persons value. To badly misquote Dr. King, I long for the day when will value a person by the content of their heart and not who they bed.
Very strong article.Great topic. Well researched. Enforced with a interesting study. It made me think. Men and women are not often in comparable circumstances. It may not be fair but it is reality.
This is my favorite article so far. I felt that it was very nessecary. I as a woman I find myself frustrated with the fact that an unmarried successful woman is "gay" or a "crazed old spinster". There is obviously something so wrong that no man would marry her right? WRONG! Women are unfairlty scutinized for choosing a career over family. We are not in 1953 anymore. Women are out of the kitchen and into the Supreme Court!
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