Why has Kamala Harris downplayed her gender and race on US campaign trail?
Harris strategically avoids identity politics to present herself as a unifying candidate, differentiating her approach from previous female contenders for the presidency.
Reality TV, romance, and race
Reality TV reflects societal norms, providing new insights into issues like gender, race, sexuality, and class.
For Some Old Musicals, Not Just Revival but Reappropriation
The best vintage musicals should be performed continuously, while offensive works can be confined to historical exhibits.
Works with problematic depictions of race and gender can still have power when approached authentically by artists from the affected communities.
For Republican Governors, Civics Is the Latest Education Battleground
Florida, South Dakota, and Virginia are implementing a controversial overhaul of civics education.
Republican governors Ron DeSantis, Kristi Noem, and Glenn Youngkin are leading the revamp.
The changes include restrictions on how race and gender are discussed in schools.
Maggie Haberman Says Trump Is Trying Very Hard to Bait' Kamala Harris on Race and Gender, But She's Not Interested in Doing That'
Harris deliberately avoids engaging with Trump's racially charged comments to remain focused on her campaign.
Brazil's unparalleled spate of book bans is page out of US culture wars
Politically motivated book bans in Brazil target works focusing on race, gender, and LGBTQ+ issues, often supported by politicians aligned with former president Bolsonaro.
Why has Kamala Harris downplayed her gender and race on US campaign trail?
Harris strategically avoids identity politics to present herself as a unifying candidate, differentiating her approach from previous female contenders for the presidency.
Reality TV, romance, and race
Reality TV reflects societal norms, providing new insights into issues like gender, race, sexuality, and class.
For Some Old Musicals, Not Just Revival but Reappropriation
The best vintage musicals should be performed continuously, while offensive works can be confined to historical exhibits.
Works with problematic depictions of race and gender can still have power when approached authentically by artists from the affected communities.
For Republican Governors, Civics Is the Latest Education Battleground
Florida, South Dakota, and Virginia are implementing a controversial overhaul of civics education.
Republican governors Ron DeSantis, Kristi Noem, and Glenn Youngkin are leading the revamp.
The changes include restrictions on how race and gender are discussed in schools.
Maggie Haberman Says Trump Is Trying Very Hard to Bait' Kamala Harris on Race and Gender, But She's Not Interested in Doing That'
Harris deliberately avoids engaging with Trump's racially charged comments to remain focused on her campaign.
Brazil's unparalleled spate of book bans is page out of US culture wars
Politically motivated book bans in Brazil target works focusing on race, gender, and LGBTQ+ issues, often supported by politicians aligned with former president Bolsonaro.
A Chaotic News Conference Offers Little Clarity on a Boxing Dispute
The news conference to clarify the ban on two female boxers turned chaotic, with the boxing association failing to provide reasons and making wild accusations.
Autoridades olimpicas defienden la participacion de la boxeadora Imane Khelif
The controversy surrounding Lin Yu-ting and Imane Khelif at the Paris Olympics highlights the ongoing debate on biology, gender, and fairness in women's sports.
Feminists attack Spain's sexist' Eurovision entry as PM defends singers
The electropop tune Zorra has sparked controversy in Spain due to its use of the word zorra, which is seen as insulting towards women.
The song has divided public opinion, with some criticizing it as verbal violence against women and others seeing it as an attempt to reclaim the word.
A Chaotic News Conference Offers Little Clarity on a Boxing Dispute
The news conference to clarify the ban on two female boxers turned chaotic, with the boxing association failing to provide reasons and making wild accusations.
Autoridades olimpicas defienden la participacion de la boxeadora Imane Khelif
The controversy surrounding Lin Yu-ting and Imane Khelif at the Paris Olympics highlights the ongoing debate on biology, gender, and fairness in women's sports.
Feminists attack Spain's sexist' Eurovision entry as PM defends singers
The electropop tune Zorra has sparked controversy in Spain due to its use of the word zorra, which is seen as insulting towards women.
The song has divided public opinion, with some criticizing it as verbal violence against women and others seeing it as an attempt to reclaim the word.
The Brooklyn Museum Presents: 'In the Now: Gender and Nation in Europe'
The Brooklyn Museum will display the work of 47 women artists challenging gender, nationhood, and photography in an upcoming exhibit.
The exhibition features photo-based artwork made since 2000 by women artists from over 16 European countries.
The exhibition explores issues of migration, nationalism, and patriarchal power structures, while also resisting the male-centric focus of the history of photography.
Brilliant Things to Do This July
Exhibitions highlight diverse themes and artists, unfolding the intricate narratives of gender, queerness, and everyday life through vibrant visuals.
In 'Parade,' Rachel Cusk once again flouts traditional narrative
Parade by Rachel Cusk explores abstract themes without a central narrative, leaving readers to decipher connections between artists, gender, and freedom.
'The experience of giving birth is so abstract and intense': Loie Hollowell on the challenge of painting pregnancy
Pregnancy and birth have historically been underrepresented in Western visual art, with artists like Loie Hollowell working to change this narrative through their feminist mysticism.
The Brooklyn Museum Presents: 'In the Now: Gender and Nation in Europe'
The Brooklyn Museum will display the work of 47 women artists challenging gender, nationhood, and photography in an upcoming exhibit.
The exhibition features photo-based artwork made since 2000 by women artists from over 16 European countries.
The exhibition explores issues of migration, nationalism, and patriarchal power structures, while also resisting the male-centric focus of the history of photography.
Brilliant Things to Do This July
Exhibitions highlight diverse themes and artists, unfolding the intricate narratives of gender, queerness, and everyday life through vibrant visuals.
In 'Parade,' Rachel Cusk once again flouts traditional narrative
Parade by Rachel Cusk explores abstract themes without a central narrative, leaving readers to decipher connections between artists, gender, and freedom.
'The experience of giving birth is so abstract and intense': Loie Hollowell on the challenge of painting pregnancy
Pregnancy and birth have historically been underrepresented in Western visual art, with artists like Loie Hollowell working to change this narrative through their feminist mysticism.
Brooklyn Museum unveils feminist photography exhibitions on International Women's Day * Brooklyn Paper
Challenging conventional notions of gender and nationality through feminist photography exhibitions
Exploring themes of gender, nationalism, and the photographic medium in artworks by women artists born or based in Europe
Massachusetts boy in court over two genders' T-shirt
A Massachusetts middle-schooler went to court after being told to remove his 'There are only two genders' shirt.
The school district celebrates Pride month and promotes the belief in an unlimited number of genders.
Men and women with low voices are seen as more attractive, study finds
People with lower pitch voices are more appealing for long-term relationships.
Men with low voices are seen as more formidable and prestigious among other men.
Royal Court play Cowbois aims to put 'trans joy' centre stage
The play Cowbois aims to bring trans stories to a new audience in London with an LGBTQ+ take on the Wild West.
The play highlights trans joy and aims to show forgotten transgender histories in a playful and joyous way.
Read Margaret Cavendish's The Blazing World: The First Sci-Fi Novel Written By a Woman (1666)
Science fiction has historically been male-dominated, but there have been notable works by women writers.
Margaret Cavendish's The Blazing World, published in 1666, is considered a precursor to science fiction and utopian novel genres.
Study finds men really are better navigators than women
Men are better navigators than women due to cultural factors rather than evolution.
Researchers found that boys are encouraged to play outside more than girls, enhancing their navigational abilities.
How to Make AI More Diverse
The New York Times published an article on the key figures in the modern AI movement, but notably omitted any women from the list.
The lack of gender and racial diversity in AI is a pervasive issue, influenced by socioeconomic factors, implicit bias in hiring, and negative perceptions of AI.
I Was a Weightlifter. I Was a Binge Eater. I Was the Only Guy in the Eating Disorder Unit.
Recognizing the severity of eating disorders is crucial for all individuals, regardless of gender or background.