The "About to Commence" Edition
Dear Readers,
This weekend caps off the six-week whirlwind—which kind of turned into a maelstrom— of travel.
So you get a break on this long weekend, because I’m giving you authorization to kick back and truly try to relax.
And I’m giving myself a break and letting you get right to it. Less writing for me, more reading time for you. Politics, Pop Culture and everything in between— the essential list of the the week’s most important content about women.
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The Pic(k) of the Week:
Remember The Women: The Southern Baptist Cover-Up Of Sexual Abuse via Baptist News Global
POLITICS:
Everything Kamala Harris Said — and Didn’t Say — In Tennessee State Commencement Speech via The Tennessean
BUSINESS:
Old Navy Made Clothing Sizes For Everyone. It Backfired. via The Wall Street Journal
The Sunsetting Of The Girlboss Is Nearly Complete via The New York Times
WORK:
Groping, Derision, Bias, Threats: Women In Science Face It All via Bloomberg
How Primate Research Was Hijacked By Sexist Idealogues via The Atlantic
CRIME & PUNISHMENT:
’How To Murder Your Husband’ Writer Is Convicted Of Murdering Husband via The New York Times
Why The Depp-Heard Trial Is So Much Worse Than You Realize via Vox
THE ARTS & POP CULTURE:
The Popular ‘Ellen DeGeneres’ Show Is Ending, But It Leaves Behind A Complicated Legacy via Buzzfeed
Alex Cooper Is Coming For Joe Rogan’s Spot via The New York Times’
The Myth Of ‘Mom Hair’ via Glamour
Laverne Cox Dresses As Her New Barbie Doll At New York 50th Birthday Bash via People
SPORTS:
Star Female Athletes Are Fighting For More Than Control. And Winning. via The Wall Street Journal
Caster Semenya Should Be Free To Be Who She Is via The Grio
OBITUARY:
Marilyn Fogel, ‘Isotope Queen’ Of Science, Dies At 69 via The Washington Post
The Prolific Activism Of Urvashi Vaid via The New Yorker
AND WHAT’S NOT TO LOVE ABOUT…?:
Living The #ConventLife via The New York Times
