By Andrew Das, New York Times
A federal judge on Monday approved a partial settlement in the long-running dispute over equal pay between U.S. Soccer and its World Cup-winning women’s national team, but the players’ fight with the federation is far from over. Continue reading U.S. Women’s Team Clears Hurdle to Reviving Equal Pay Fight
By Megan Leonhardt, CNBC
Since last February, over 2.3 million women have dropped out of the workforce, compared to just 1.8 million men who left the labor force between February 2020 and 2021, according to data compiled by the National Women’s Law Center. And many of those women are still unemployed because they are caring for children who are not in school or daycare. Continue reading Universal child care could boost women’s lifetime earnings by $130 billion—and ensure more stable retirement options
By Lauren Sarner, NY Post
Olivia Liang said that she barely needed to act for her starring role in the CW’s new rendition of “Kung Fu.” Continue reading ‘Kung Fu’ star Olivia Liang: ‘Our show is necessary right now’
Today, Sally Beauty Holdings announced all four brands selected for the 2020 Cultivate Cohort have been granted distribution. Customers will be able to purchase Peculiar Roots, UniQurl, and Pattie Yankee Products at select Sally Beauty stores, and online at SallyBeauty.com and CosmoProfBeauty.com In addition, True + Pure Texture will continue to be available online at SallyBeauty.com and CosmoProfBeauty.com. The Sally Beauty Holdings Cultivate program is designed to empower female-founded beauty brands and help bring their visions and business plans to life. Continue reading Sally Beauty Holdings Supports Female Entrepreneurs Through Cultivate Program
By Elise Solé, Yahoo Life
Jazz Jennings was banned from playing girls’ soccer as a child, and she doesn’t want other transgender children to suffer the same fate. Continue reading Jazz Jennings recalls being ‘devastated’ by transgender soccer ban at age 8
By Tom, TV Over Mind
The ideal thing to do would be to congratulate Dolly Parton for reaching another pinnacle in pop culture since her own comic book in a series that’s being run for Women’s History Month will cap off the month of March as it arrives on the 31st. Continue reading Dolly Parton Gets Her Own Comic Book for Women’s History Month
By Jenny Sugar, Yahoo Life
Seven-time Grand Slam singles tennis champion Venus Williams wrote a powerful letter in British Vogue about the inequality she’s faced in her sport. “I always dreamed of winning tournaments like Wimbledon,” she shared. Continue reading Equal Pay For Women May Take 257 Years – How Venus Williams Is Fighting to Get There Faster
As one of the first models to shatter glass ceilings for plus-size women, Ashley Graham is responsible for an endless well of my gratitude. She looks damn fine, and more importantly, advocates for people of all sizes to feel good about themselves, as hard as traditional beauty standards (and jeans) can make it. Continue reading Ashley Graham’s Favorite $10 Moisturizer Is Amazing for Aging and Ashy Skin, According to Shoppers
As far as dream jobs go, Melinda Solares has a pretty sweet gig. As Sephora’s new beauty director, she gets to try out just about every product that hits the store’s shelves and give unbiased recommendations to the millions of people who shop there every day. Continue reading Sephora Beauty Director Melinda Solares Drops Her Skin-Care Routine
By Adrian Horton, The Guardian
It was a historic, triumphant night for women in music at the 2021 Grammys, as a range of female artists took home the top awards. Continue reading Grammy awards 2021: women rule as Taylor Swift and Beyoncé break records
