Career & Money

Men Still Don't Grasp The Depth Of Gender Inequality At Work

Women and men have vastly different views on how much equality has been achieved in the U.S.
By Ellen Wulfhorst, Reuters

COVID-19 Is Fast Becoming A Women’s Economic Crisis

Women are doing more work at home, facing more job losses and doing more of the dangerous essential work during the coronavirus pandemic.
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A Two Horse Race

With Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) stepping away from the race for the White House, the last two major democratic contenders are Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Katherine Johnson, Groundbreaking NASA Mathematician Dead At 101

NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson, made famous by the movie 'Hidden Figures', has died at the age of 101.
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Staffers Say Sexism Runs Deep At The Washington Post

There’s an "understated respectability" that is "secretly pernicious," said one woman.
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Runner Who Assaulted Reporter On Live TV: 'I Was Caught Up In The Moment'

Tommy Callaway told "Inside Edition" that smacking the backside of reporter Alex Bozarjian was "a misjudge in character and decision-making."
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez On Courage

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez talked about how her mother and grandmother have influenced her life.
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Kamala Harris Dropping Out Of Presidential Race

Sen. Kamala Harris is ending her bid for the White House.
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'9 To 5' Is Still A Radical Movie For 3 Big Reasons

Forty years later, the progressive workplace Judy, Violet and Doralee created is still a utopia, not a reality.
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Ernst & Young Chair Responds To Sexist Training: ‘Mistakes Have Been Made’

In a leaked email and video, Kelly Grier said if she’d taken the advice in the anachronistic training for women, she wouldn't have succeeded at the firm.
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