Feminist Jewish women are challenging the orthodoxy.read more

In one state after the other, they are undoing Roe v. Wade.read more

He firmly defended Planned Parenthood and stood up for a woman’s right to choose.read more

It’s a shame that in the states where the need for health care is greatest, the efforts to further restrict it are the fiercest.read more

April 9 is Equal Pay Day, and for the first time in many years, the weekly earnings gap is widening for all women.read more

Thirty-five years ago on April 7, President Carter issued federal regulations that opened construction jobs and trade apprenticeships to women.read more

Today, there are twenty women in the U.S. Senate, the most in our country's history. But in 1950, there was only one — Margaret Chase Smith.read more

This title kicks off our Hidden History series of e-books, which highlights buried treasures from the magazine's archives.read more

On this International Women’s Day, let’s pressure our government to attack poverty that disproportionately affects rural women and to promote policies that bring justice for all.read more

We were five women who launched a campaign for women’s driving in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.read more

100 years ago, The Progressive argued for women's right to vote and hold office.read more

Each of the doctors has paid a price.read more

Tuesday, Feb. 19, marks the half-century anniversary of the publication of a book that changed women’s lives. The book was “The Feminine Mystique,” written by Smith College graduate Betty Friedan.read more