The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
After years of engaging with parenthood from a distance, it’s time for a psychiatrist specializing in women’s mental health to take her own advice.
Category: Women and Girls
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Why Brittney Griner Could Be the Last American Basketball Star in Russia
The New York Times – Sports:
The atrocities of the war in Ukraine and Griner’s detention in Russia on drug charges could cut off a lucrative pipeline for women’s basketball players.
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Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor Are Ready to Box Their Way Into History
The New York Times – Sports:
They’re hoping for bigger paydays as a result of their groundbreaking headline bout at Madison Square Garden.
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How Women Sports Teams Got Their Start
The New York Times – Sports:
As the 50th anniversary of Title IX arrives in June, historians are reflecting on the legacy of women’s sports teams and whether it’s time to stop segregating some sports by sex.
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Reconsidering the Spice Girls: How Manufactured Girl Power Became Real
The New York Times – Music:
Even as the girl group topped the charts, it was dismissed as a pop confection. Twenty-five years later, its legacy is still being written.
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The Sheryl Crow You Never Knew
The New York Times – Music:
For decades, the singer-songwriter carved her own path while battling sexism in the music industry and personal darkness. Now, at 60, she’s telling her story in a new documentary.
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The Brazilian Jazz Great Flora Purim Has Many Stories to Tell
The New York Times – Music:
The musician, now 80, looks back at her time with Chick Corea and Carlos Santana as she prepares to release her first album in 17 years.
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A Gymnast’s Death Was Supposed to Be a Wake-Up Call. What Took So Long?
The New York Times – Sports:
Christy Henrich’s struggle with eating disorders launched a reckoning in sports, but progress has been slow.