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Ideas Women Worldwide

Ovaries, Periods, Menopause: When Men Start To Speak The Language Of Women’s Health

A writer revisits his own machismo as the discourse between the genders evolves.

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Society Women Worldwide

#NotAllMen, Symptoms Of Male Defensiveness In The Feminist Era

Is feminism wrong in its strategy? Are all male machistas? Some ideas on what we men could do better — as politicians like Trump seem to count on young, disgruntled men to push back against the victories of the feminist movement.

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Eyes on the U.S. Geopolitics In The News Society

How Kamala Harris Could Crush The Machismo Of Political Communication — With A Laugh

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have starkly different communication styles, starting with laughter v scowls. Would a Harris victory in November usher in a new era of more feminine form of political communication? asks Italian writer Nicoletta Verna.

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Ideas Women Worldwide

Zorra What? A Eurovision Hit, Spanish Machismo And The Enduring Evil Of The “Z” Word

A debate about the Spanish entry for this year’s Eurovision prompts one woman writer to challenge the benefits of re-appropriating the word “slut.”

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Ideas Society

The Truth About Men’s Health — And Why We Don’t Talk About It

There are obvious and not-so-obvious reasons that adult men tend to do a bad job in taking care of their health and well-being.

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Society Women Worldwide

The Rubiales Kiss & 11 Other Cases Of Football’s Die-Hard Machismo And Sexual Aggression

A coach who trivializes a gang rape, a ballon d’or winner who is asked if she knows how to twerk, Spanish national team players chanting “bottle blonde…” When Luis Rubiales kissed Jennifer Hermoso without her consent, it was just the latest example of how the male-dominated sport hasn’t changed with the times. In Spain, and beyond…

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LGBTQ Plus Society

LGBTQ Reggaeton, Hitting Macho Music Scene With Beats And Politics

Queer artists are finding their voices in the thumping beats and dance-hall rhythms of reggaeton, a genre that has historically been anything but inclusive.

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In The News

First ‘Catcalling Case’ Goes To Court In Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES — Lucía Cabrera was as frightened as she was annoyed. The 25-year-old physical education student had dealt with catcalling before. But in this case, the taxi driver hollering comments also followed her — for more than a block. Luckily she ran into a police officer and decided, for the first time in her life, to register a complaint. “I just wanted to report the situation,” Cabrera told the Argentine daily Clarín. “At first, I thought it wouldn’t amount to much,” Cabrera said. Mostly she just wanted to send the taxi driver a message; let him know that something […]

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Society

‘Norma The Avenger’ – Leading The Fight Against Domestic Violence In Latin America

BUENOS AIRES – At 7 a.m., Norma Andia begins her radio show with an ambulance siren and a charming accent from the high plains of Bolivia. “Let’s go, are you listening to me? Why the long face, didn’t you get enough sleep? And you, yes I’m talking to you – don’t hurt your woman thinking […]

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