If a nation can be measured by how it treats its daughters, then India in 2015 stood at a moment of reckoning. The child sex ratio had declined to alarming levels, reflecting not biology, but bias — a deep-rooted preference for sons. In response, the Government of India launched Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao (BBBP),

The girls won a small plastic cup. The boys won a fancy, large trophy. Same tournaments. Different genders. The prizes should have been the same. The girls should have won the same trophy.

A stereotype that everyone has heard of at least once is probably the 'dumb blonde.' She's feminine, ditzy, popular, pretty, loves fashion, and, more often than not, loves the color pink. The early 2000s saw the rise of tropes like the high school mean girl (Mean Girls) and the nerdy girl makeover (Mean Girls, The Princess Diaries). But amidst the Regina Georges and Karen Smiths, another famous blond made her way to the forefront of teen cinema. Elle Woods of Legally Blonde

Even though we have modern laws, millions of women still face the reality of child marriage, unsafe streets, and strict cultural rules. As we move through 2026, the data shows us a difficult truth: with dozens of complaints filed every single hour, we are still far from reaching true equality. A woman might have the right to vote or work on paper, but if she is afraid to walk home at night or go to a digital space without being harassed, those rights don't mean much.

In today's world feminism is often seen as hypersexualized or anti-men. This article explores how social media and pop culture may have brought around this shift in meaning.

In the digital age, TV has a significant influence on how children view the world, so it's important that we look at the messages these shows send. One area in which Disney Channel has made strides is feminism. In this article, we will be looking at what are, in my opinion, some of Disney Channel's best episodes in dealing with feminism.

Many of us view women’s rights as convenient or guaranteed, yet for countless women living in restrictive and unstable regions, these rights are the only barrier between safety and violence.