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Outstanding Female Journalists Celebrated

By: lsokol | October 19, 2017

At a time when press freedom is on shaky ground, we honor their commitment to the truth and to women journalists who follow in their footsteps.

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Donald Trump, Megyn Kelly, online trolls, online harassment, politics, women journalists

Trump Attacks on Kelly Echo Male Patterns of Abuse

By: Caryl Rivers and Rosalind C. Barnett | September 2, 2015

When women make strong comments or venture into political waters they face threats. Harassment of female journalists online seems to be growing at an alarming rate; and it dovetails with new research about women and speech.

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Thea Rosenbaum fought on the front lines for women's equality.

Vietnam War Reporter Told This is ‘No Place for Lady’

By: Thea Rosenbaum | August 17, 2014

One of the few female reporters covering the war, Thea Rosenbaum fell into journalism after arriving in Saigon with her husband, she says in “No Place for a Lady.” In this excerpt she recounts going into the field for the first time.

History

Jill Abramson Was Haunted by NYT’s Family Ghosts

By: Betsy Wade | May 19, 2014

If Times’ owners had done better hiring long ago, aspirants of all persuasions, genders and colors would fail or succeed at their requisite speeds. And thus the loss of Abramson would not appear as the loss of the only redwood in the forest.

Abortion

Chicago Police Tackle DV; Female Journalists Harassed

By: WeNews Staff | December 7, 2013

Chicago will train its police officers to better respond to cases of domestic violence. Also this week, a new study indicates that almost two-thirds of female journalists face harassment.

Abortion

U.K. Inches to Female Bishops; Texas Abortion Law Remains

By: WeNews Staff | November 23, 2013

The Church of England may be a step closer to ordaining female bishops. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to halt a Texas law that has forced more than a dozen of the state’s women’s health centers to stop providing abortion care.

Caroline Criado-Perez

Twitter Attacks Against U.K. Journalists Continue

By: Hajer Naili | August 9, 2013

At least five British women have been targeted by online Twitter trolls in the past two weeks. Though initially criticized for its response, Twitter says it’s setting up new ways to crack down on such harassment.

Arts & Culture

Helen Thomas Leaves Her Front Seat on History

By: Marilyn Greenwald | July 25, 2013

I got to know her during the time she spent in candid lunches with journalism students at the Scripps School of Journalism during the mid-1990s. In an era of rapid change and hyperbole, she stood for so much. Thank you, Helen.

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Liberian Journalist Threatened for FGM Coverage

By: Hajer Naili | December 26, 2012

Mae Azango has won international acclaim for her work, but faces ongoing criticism and death threats at home for challenging her own culture. If she were a white woman, she says, her work would not have hit such a nerve.

Arts & Culture

War Reporter: Prepare Us, Rather Than Caution Us

By: Tina Susman | June 1, 2012

Instead of stopping female reporters from going to conflict zones, offer better safety tips, says Tina Susman in the book of essays “No Woman’s Land: On the Frontlines With Female Reporters.” In her essay, she focuses on the fear of rape.

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