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The Room Where it Happens: Women in Democratic Politics in the United States

To the outsider, it may appear that a long-delayed reckoning with sexism is finally occurring within the Democratic party. In

While three-fourths of the world’s population has access to a basic sanitation service, only about half of the world’s population

2020 MARKS THE twenty-fifth anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, a seminal moment when world leaders committed

Introduction The usage of assisted reproductive technology (ART) has grown immensely around the world, and future increases are expected.[i]

Women leaders around the world are being disproportionately recognized for their skilled responses to the coronavirus crisis. These women

The COVID-19 pandemic has left more than half of humanity confined to their homes. Governments have asked and, in

Ellie,[1] a young trans woman from Central America, sits across a small table from me in blue men’s scrubs,

In my senior year of high school, I spent months gathering everything I could find on LGBTQ+ history for

*The names of the subjects in this article have been changed to protect their identity. A heavy stench of

Katya* was on her fifth pregnancy and still without a child. When I met her this summer on the