More Than A Magazine, A Movement
Asked when there would be enough women on the U.S. Supreme Court, the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg famously replied: “When there are nine.”
It seems the voters of Los Angeles agree: The L.A. County Board of Supervisors—the largest local government in the nation—has made history with the first all-women board in its more than 150-year history.
Ms. spoke with alpine ski racing champion Lindsey Vonn about her work to increase opportunities for women and girls to get involved in sports.
A federal judge, citing the pandemic, had suspended a federal requirement that women seeking medication abortions pick up a pill in person.
Soccer superstar Abby Wambach spoke with Ms. about the new young readers edition of her bestselling book, “Wolfpack.”
We asked Ms. readers to share stories of how their communities are coming together during the COVID-19 pandemic, and as this global health crisis has worsened, we’ve been overwhelmed by stories of generosity and kindness from our readers. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorites.
Part group biography and part cultural history anthology, “Strong Like Her” celebrates untold stories of women who have broken barriers, challenged stereotypes and shattered athletic glass ceilings.
Public health officials have warned that the global outbreak of COVID-19 is going to get worse before it gets better. But amidst the panic this pandemic has wrought, stories are emerging every day of neighbors going above and beyond to help one another.
How are you taking care of one another during this unprecedented time? What are some creative ways you’re staying connected? How are you or someone you know showing up for the most vulnerable members of your community?
Share your story with Ms.
Dr. Vanessa Tyson wasn’t planning to run for a seat in the California State Assembly. But when an incumbent announced he wasn’t seeking reelection and the opportunity presented itself to make a difference in her community through political office, she jumped in.
HJ Res 79 will now head to the Senate after a 232-183 vote—where bipartisan companion legislation has already been introduced by Senators Ben Cardin and Lisa Murkowski.
Today is National Girls & Women in Sports Day—and new research shows that we still have far to go to achieving equality on the field.
