What if a woman were president? Again, I don’t have an answer, but here’s what I’d like to think. I’d like to think that once the scales are balanced, we would all shut up for a while.

Wald took "I Am Woman" to a small radio station in the suburbs ... Soon, Wald says, the station's phone was swamped with requests to hear a song that spoke to women at that moment.

We chatted, as women tend to do, talking about MaestroMarket while lightly delving into relationships, gender politics, the business of business, children and what novels we're both currently reading.

To paraphrase from singer Helen Reddy: I am woman — hear me boycott Hershey. There seems to be power in the message that phrase conveys, as well. It wasn’t long after Hershey went woke on ...

When we heard the intro to her iconic song, my friends and I stood up on our bench seat and sang at the top of our lungs: “I am woman, hear me roar/ in numbers too big too ignore/ and I know to ...

Some women get their nails done or go to book club ... boots and abrasion-resistant pants. “Let’s be honest here,” she says. “You are on a two-wheeled vehicle, out in the middle of ...

But overall I love being a woman. The pros so outweigh the cons. I have yet to experience hot flashes, so I could stand corrected. I love that I’ve kept at comedy even though I hear men say ...

This October, more than 6,000 women gathered in Chicago for the True ... men and women are equally valuable in the eyes of God, here on earth they are relegated to separate spheres at home and ...

If she is the Rorschach test so many claim her to be, that inkblot here is an unhappy woman. In a thoughtful piece, Dahlia Lithwick asks if women don't trust her because her suffering has been ...