Last Updated on July 31, 2020 by Kristen
Empowerment selfies are burying a Turkish women’s rights campaign [KQED]
The complicated origins of Instagram’s #challengeaccepted [Vox]
Strong ratings boost momentum for women’s sports [Reuters]
In 1920, Native women sought the vote. Here’s what they seek now [The New York Times]
Study: Exposure to environmental chemicals may lead to sleep disorder in women [The Week]
Study: Women who use marijuana have better sex [Marijuana Moment]
Five novels challenge assumptions about women in midlife [Wall Street Journal]
Egypt’s women are rising up against sexual violence. Others are being jailed for Tik Toks [The Washington Post] [perfectpullquote align=”left” bordertop=”false” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=””]U.S. women’s soccer and basketball earned strong television ratings as they returned after being put on hold due to COVID-19, helping to quell concern that the pandemic would undo progress made in women’s sports over the last year.[/perfectpullquote]
Study: some midlife weight gain is due to prescription medications [Everyday Health]
Midlife crisis, Gen X style: less running away, more running marathons [Sydney Morning Herald]
Five ways to sleep better during menopause [The Science Times]
Japanese men’s and women’s life expectancy stays in world top three [Kyodo News]
From our generation to yours: Thank you Louisville protesters, especially the women [Courier Journal]
How to be a male mentor to a woman in academia [Inside Higher Ed]
Midlife eating disorders in quarantine [Psych Central]
How women’s suffrage changed America far beyond the ballot box [The New York Times]
Women are in a terrible new bind [CNN]
Three women nominated for best director at VMAs and no-one had a co-director [Billboard]
Why black women are more likely to have fibroids than any other race group [CNN]
China’s war on women [CNN]
African women face two pandemics [Al Jazeera]
Indiana women’s prison forced sweat out pandemic lockdown [Science Friday]
Women have led the way in the COVID crisis, but what now for gender equality [The Telegraph]
