Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" was incredibly bold in the 1970s and its impact on pop music is still being felt today.

An interview with the best-selling author about her latest project, The Portable Feminist Reader.

The film from directors Arash T. Riahi and Verena Soltiz, written and narrated by Inna Shevchenko, world premieres at ...

The Eavan Boland Library is the first building on Trinity College Dublin's city-centre campus to be named after a woman. The ...

One of China's most famous poets, who some call the country's Emily Dickenson, is breaking new boundaries by taking to the stage to dance.

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Hailed as the perfect short introduction to feminism, this book argues why the movement means better equality for all. Hooks ...

Black History Month is a time to cultivate space for reflection, honor, and appreciation of the contributions of Black communities past, present, and future. Among these contributions, Black women ...

Divinity and poetry meet in unlikely places—a smoky café, an empty bazaar, an orphanage. The film also marks the first creative use of direct sound in Iranian cinema (a detail heightened by the ...

Other panelists were Dr Syeda Anis Fatema Zaidi, a progressive feminist poet from Karachi who uses the pseudonym Fatema Hasan, and poet Farasat Rizvi, also from Karachi. The session was moderated ...