Her most iconic moment – a demonstration against a global power, performed on a televised stage – defined her. She had no regrets.
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Why Women Journalists Are Under Attack
Brooke Kroeger, author of “Undaunted,” explores the issue, looking at challenges that female reporters in American history have always faced.
7 Podcasts to Listen to This Summer
Check out our list of women-hosted podcasts to help keep you informed, entertained and inspired this summer.
As Hollywood Strikes, Let’s Remember 7 Real-Life Norma Raes
Writers and performers are fighting for fair pay and conditions, so we’re taking a look at women who have led workers’ rights movements over the years.
Why Judy Woodruff Never Plans to Actually Retire
The former PBS NewsHour anchor talks to The Story Exchange about her career, sexism and how she might even launch her own media company.
3 Summer Products Made By Women, for Black and Brown Kids
From sunscreen for melanin-rich skin to breezy apparel featuring diverse faces, these women-run companies cater to children of color.
‘The Artist’s Way,’ and the Limitations We Place on Women’s Imaginations
A 12-week exercise in nurturing my “inner artist” became an extended contemplation of how our society cuts off women’s genius at its knees.
She’s Brought a Climate-Resilient Superfood to the World’s Attention
Dr. Diane Ragone has dedicated her career to spreading the word about breadfruit, which could help aid the global hunger crisis.
10 Songs for Summer Vibes, Even If You Can’t Actually Get to the Beach
Whether you’re a stressed-out singleton or a strung-out mom (or both), this playlist will help you shake, shake, shake Señora.
6 Black Women Entrepreneurs on the Importance of Juneteenth
The holiday marks the end of state-sanctioned slavery in the U.S. But as these women note, Juneteenth is also a celebration of resilience and determination.
In New York City, Sepia-Toned Days Drive Home Climate Change Realities
Headlines about our radically shifting climate can feel distant. But when it does hit home, we quickly see the burdens shift to our women and children.
Summer Reading List: 8 New Books to Keep in Your Beach Bag
Look out for these highly-anticipated reads by authors like Ann Patchett and Thao Thai, hitting bookstores this summer.
A $25,000 Award for Women Scientists Working to Improve Soil Health
The Story Exchange will award $5,000 incentive prizes to 5 women scientists addressing soil health and the changing climate.
A Night off From Drinking: Why More People Are Embracing Booze-Free Nightlife
Sober bars and pop-ups in New York City point to a nationwide trend of sober-curiosity – and women are leading the charge.
4 Ways to Actually Support LGBTQ Workers
Pride-themed merchandise isn’t a bad start — provided it stays on your shelves. But truly lifting up the LGBTQ community is a year-round act.