Hillary Clinton: Love "Really What's Important In Life"
SEOUL, South Korea — Dashing through a kaleidoscopic tour of the far East in her first outing as U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton...
SEOUL, South Korea — Dashing through a kaleidoscopic tour of the far East in her first outing as U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton...
Christal Phillips | Posted 12.04.2008 | Politics
A quarter of the nearly three dozen people on the bus are Asian, Hispanic, and African-American.
Judy Muller | Posted 11.24.2008 | Home
Beneath this "controversy" over Palin's expensive wardrobe is a troubling fact: when it comes to judging female politicians, we are still a deeply sexist culture.
Huffington Post | Posted 11.14.2008 | Media
Hillary Clinton appeared on "Fox & Friends" Tuesday morning, where she discussed sexism with co-host Gretchen Carlson and took the opportunity to say ...
Diane Tucker | Posted 10.18.2008 | Home
Exactly how many Republican administrations do Americans need before they realize they're all the same? Grandiose deficits. Financial compensation to buddies. Attempts to privatize everything except their own colossal business failures.
Politico | The Crypt | Posted 10.11.2008 | Politics
Well, she said she wouldn't attack Sarah Palin. Hillary Clinton, played it cool when pelted with questions asked about Sarah Palin on Capitol Hill to...
Bennet Kelley | Posted 09.26.2008 | Politics
I am asking that you heed the lessons of 1980 and remain loyal to the party both candidates represent and to the legacy of the Clinton administration they seek continue.
Alison Owings | Posted 09.14.2008 | Politics
The soul-robbing sexism of the past has come home to roost in the present. The Hillary Holdouts who could not wear pants to work then, yell their support for their pantsuit-wearing avenger now.
Katie Molinaro | Posted 09.06.2008 | Media
I realize female gymnasts are petite, but I could think of a variety of less sexist and more relevant adjectives than "adorable" to describe them. How about strong, fearless and dedicated?
Linda Keenan | Posted 07.03.2008 | Politics
I argued that the first woman president should be one who didn't come in on the coattails of a man, but is it realistic to expect a female leader at this moment to be perfectly cleansed of male power?
Chicago Sun Times | Posted 07.02.2008 | Politics
"I'm a victim of sexism myself all the time," said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) discussing Tuesday morning whether sexism played a significan...
Posted 07.01.2008 | Politics
In an article on media sexism in the Democratic primary, NYT Public Editor Clark Hoyt singles out Maureen Dowd's columns as deserving more scrutiny: ...
Caryl Rivers | Posted 06.23.2008 | Politics
The message when the first woman to have a real shot at the presidency is consistently called shrill and cackling is that women should have no voice in the public arena and will be humiliated if they try to enter it.
John Neffinger | Posted 06.21.2008 | Media
Since research shows that as a society we still share some strong culturally-enforced biases in how we perceive men and women, maybe next time I will take the time to make it clear where I stand.
New York Times | KATHARINE Q. SEELYE and JULIE BOSMAN | Posted 06.20.2008 | Media
Angered by what they consider sexist news coverage of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, many women and ...
Maegan Carberry | Posted 06.17.2008 | Politics
The end of Hillary Clinton's candidacy proved that a woman can be just as sneaky and misleading and desperate as a male politician faced with failure and the implosion of a chance at power.
Peter Clothier | Posted 06.13.2008 | Politics
Clinton can't blame the media, sexism, or others for the failure. She started out an easy frontrunner, with the full weight of the party machinery behind her. It was hers to lose, and she lost it.
Ilana Goldman | Posted 06.13.2008 | Politics
Dear Hillary - I say this to you almost daily, but since it's normally to you on the TV screen, I thought I should find a way of saying it where you...
Joanne Bamberger | Posted 06.11.2008 | Politics
Given the treatment Hillary has received, I fear it will be a long time before another woman is ready to subject herself -- and her family -- to the meat grinder of American presidential politics.
Melissa Silverstein | Posted 06.11.2008 | Entertainment
Something big is happening and SATC didn't cause it, it just reflects it. Whether or not you are a Hillary fan, there is a gender conversation happening in this country, and women are angry.
Matt Stoller | Posted 06.10.2008 | Politics
These videos are really quite stunning. Rep. Dave Reichert's jokes about Hillary Clinton dying are just the latest in a career of using sexist slurs and innuendo to deny women full equality.
Beth Arnold | Posted 06.10.2008 | Politics
Sexism doesn't explain why Hillary lost and neither does the false accusation that the media preferred Obama as the Hillary-ites endlessly drone.
Eric Deggans | Posted 05.29.2008 | Politics
This is how the Clintons could pull the Democratic Party down to general election defeat alongside their fading presidential hopes: a pointless fight over gender politics.
Gary Cohan | Posted 05.28.2008 | Politics
Sexism cuts both ways; Hillary's continued presence in this campaign is, in and of itself, a manipulation of the very concept. If Hillary were a man, she would have been long gone.
Washington Post | Lois Romano | Posted 05.28.2008 | Politics
Women of all ages and nationalities push against the rope line carrying books and T-shirts, posters and stuffed animals -- anything for her to autogra...
AP/AFP | MATTHEW LEE | Posted 03.23.2009 | Politics