sexism

Kerri-Anne Kennerley asked 10 daily Senior Reporter Antoinette Latouff if she’d forgotten her pants live on air on Studio 10 on Friday.

Plan International’s research finds girls become increasingly cynical of sexism in politics as they grow older.

Blatant mother-shaming might be expected from Leunig but from the creators of Bluey? Hell to the no. To their credit they changed it quickly.

When I attended a large tech conference, I was treated as my male co-founders ‘plus one’, not as his business partner, writes Kathyrn Van Kuyk.

The Medical Journal of Australia called for manuscript submissions on the topic of ‘Women in medicine is there gender equity?’ The answer is no.

New research suggests the advertising industry’s standards for judging sexism are like the world depicted in the television series Mad Men.

The representations we see of Indigenous women in Australia need to reflect success and excellence not only disadvantage.

“Come on girls! What’s going on?” An Australian man took to LinkedIn to ask why more women aren’t giving their time to charity like men.

From victim-blaming to criticism, slut-shaming, harassment and even punishment, the subject of women’s clothing remains political and fraught.

Plan International released research today that reveals top grossing films continue to portray women in often sexualised and sexist ways.

Michelle Williams won a 2019 Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress for her role in Fosse/Verdon. She delivered a passionate plea for equality.

In her book Pain and Prejudice, Gabrielle Jackson explores how women’s pain is viewed and treated, not just by the medical profession, but by wider society.