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Tennis Stars in Sexy Outfits Serve as Role Models

By Claire McCormack ● Arts & Culture ● October 4, 2013

A retired female tennis pro sees nothing wrong with players such as Maria Sharapova and the Williams sisters using “all their assets.” Younger players, meanwhile, rave over some of their outfits. But a trainer regrets the trend in exposing more flesh.

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Rebuttal: Male, Female Aggression Don’t Equate

By Monica Henry ● Commentary ● December 20, 2011

Monica Henry takes issue with a recent article spotlighting Murray Straus’ research finding that women initiate “a large proportion” of domestic assaults. Given the known problems with his research methods, why give him the spotlight?

Sex Can Also Get Better, Not Worse, With Age

By Margaret Morganroth Gullette ● Arts & Culture ● August 21, 2011

Despite common assumptions, youth sex isn’t the only good sex, says Margaret Morganroth Gullette. In this excerpt from her book, “Agewise: Fighting the New Ageism in America,” she posits that many women find that sex actually improves with age.

Afghans’ ‘Bravest Woman’ Calls on U.S. to Leave

By Amy Littlefield ● Arts & Culture ● November 11, 2009

Malalai Joya, called the “bravest woman in Afghanistan,” is finishing up a U.S. tour where she has pressed the Obama administration to pull the military out of her country. She says nothing could be worse for women than what she sees as the current civil war.

India Paper Taps Marginalized Women as Reporters

By Lauren D. Klein ● Arts & Culture ● September 30, 2007

A family newspaper in Gwalior trains women to report their own stories and confront abuse, fraud and corruption. Rupesh Shrivastava started the paper in 2003 and daughter Samanvaya is editor. Third in a series on the changing role of women in India.

Diet Drug Makes a Bitter Weight-Loss Dose

By Norsigian & Stephenson ● Arts & Culture ● June 27, 2007

A new diet pill to hit drugstore shelves is feeding the national weight-loss obsession. Judy Norsigian and Heather Stephenson say the drug, marketed as alli, is the wrong answer for consumers who hunger for better health.

Hip Hop Women Recount Abuse at Their Own Risk

By Carla Thompson ● Arts & Culture ● June 11, 2006

A few women who have survived abusive relationships with rap stars are breaking the silence about domestic violence. But a “no snitch” rule is still widely observed in the hip hop music world.

Igric Shines Bright Light on Dark Balkan Stories

By Laura J. Winter ● Arts & Culture ● March 2, 2006

The Balkans is a fractured region, still mending from years of ethnic and sectarian war and a media saddled by tycoons peddling nationalistic views. Gordana Igric is determined to bring the Balkans together through a truer, independent journalism.

Sizing Up the U.S. Women’s Open

By Paula DiPerna ● Uncategorized ● June 30, 2004

In the afterglow of the U.S. Women’s Open, which treated the world to great golf between June 27 and July 4, Paula DiPerna offers personal and historic insight into a women’s sport that is enjoying an upswing.