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In the male-dominated ranching and farming industries, women share their experiences and insights, highlighting their significant roles and contributions to agriculture.
Five boats serve a fishing community in Kisumu, Kenya, where women often exchange sex for fish, contributing to the spread of HIV.
Women in Japan are becoming more liberated in their sexuality and exploring new freedoms.
Chelsea Manning's life, gender identity announcement, trial experiences, and the implications of her WikiLeaks disclosures are examined in detail.
A Columbia University student carried a 50-pound mattress around campus for a year to protest the school's handling of her rape case in 2014.
A burial site in Siberia from 2500 years ago contained a mummified body initially believed to be a boy, but DNA analysis revealed it was a girl.
In the village of Adara, Timor, women engage in traditional underwater fishing, balancing survival and cultural heritage while supporting their families.
Martha Mulch, a top graduate in bricklaying, and her friend Nathan Thule, a hole digger, achieve world fame in their respective crafts.
This choir with people who are trans and non-binary creates joyful music as an act of resistance.
In Guatemala, indigenous women like Erika and Dora Mara are training as university-level midwives to improve maternal health and reduce high mortality rates.
In Oaxaca, Mexico, muxes represent a third gender identity that blends male and female characteristics, rooted in ancient indigenous culture.
Luna Mágica, a single mother and lucha libre competitor, balances family responsibilities with her ambition to succeed in the male-dominated world of Mexican wrestling.
Three women from Asia share their personal stories about roots and independence, including Lauren Sevilla Faustino, who reflects on her Filipino traditions.
Sophie, 32, has been waiting six months for her sex reassignment surgery, a significant step in her transition to living as a woman.
Young Samburu boys undergo initiation to become warriors in this Spanish video.
At just 17 years old, Iqra Nisar, known as 'Yung Illa', raps about human rights atrocities in Kashmir while facing threats and societal backlash.
Tens of thousands of Ukrainian women have become widows due to the ongoing conflict, highlighting the profound human cost of the war in Ukraine.
An 11-year-old boy named Leo transforms into Violet Vixen, embracing makeup and drag while challenging traditional gender norms.
At age 34, one woman learns from her doctor that she is going through menopause, raising concerns about her ability to have children.
In 1975, Icelandic women organized a nationwide strike to demand equal rights and pay, significantly impacting gender equality in the country.
Fifty women in northern Kenya establish their own village, rejecting traditional gender roles and asserting their independence from men.
The Agojie, a group of female warriors from the Kingdom of Dahomey, inspired the elite fighters known as the Dora Milaje in Marvel's Black Panther.
Twelve fights are listed in the series, with only one involving a female fighter, reflecting the male-dominated nature of mixed martial arts.
Woolly mammoths, primarily found in fossil records as males, raise questions about their extinction at the end of the last ice age, explored with insights from TierZoo.
Employment of women in the textile and garment industries is analyzed through the processes of cotton picking, cloth cutting, and shirt production.
In Silicon Valley, where only 15% of software engineers are women, interviews with successful female programmers highlight the historical contributions of women like Ada Lovelace and the need for greater diversity in tech.
Two-thirds of the jobs in defense industries during World War II could be performed by women, who also contributed to nutrition studies and military production.
The nomadic women of Mauritania share their experiences living in the Sahara, where desertification threatens their traditional way of life.
700,000 rivets are used in a single B-24 bomber, with women at Ford's Willow Run plant learning to perform precision tasks to meet wartime production demands.
Airkairenza Kushtarbek's husband works 3,000 kilometers away in Russia, leaving her to raise their four children alone in rural Kyrgyzstan.
Since women were allowed to compete in Muay Thai a year ago, they have become so popular that they earn twice as much as their male counterparts.
Young women at Airbus showcase their determination and need to succeed in engineering careers.
Conan addresses gender justice while joking with Andy Richter and Jordan Schlansky.
Danai Gurira and Scarlett Johansson celebrate the bigger female presence in Infinity Wars and Captain Marvel.
International Women's Day features mixed global celebrations, including Putin's message in Russia.
Jena Friedman humorously critiques the rise of Nazis and the challenges men face today.
Lena Dunham reflects on her series Girls, contrasting its portrayal of young women's realities in New York City with the glamor of Sex and the City.
Nikki Glaser shares her struggles with societal beauty standards on Conan.
A 1981 training video illustrates the long-standing issue of workplace sexual harassment, which John Oliver critiques through humor and current events.
Many children transition at younger ages with new medical options in Growing Up Trans airing June 30.
Leah Green goes undercover in London to reveal men's reactions to female-perpetrated sexism.
The report criticizes the Metropolitan Police for systemic racism and ineffective discipline.
Ruby, 21, D transitions after realizing her eating disorder affects her gender dysphoria.
The European Commission criticizes Ankara after Ursula von der Leyen's chair snub in Turkey.
Schoolgirls gather together to raise awareness about FGM through music and poetry.
The Taliban spokesman claims the international community cannot condemn Afghans to starvation.
Iranian women protest by burning headscarves, rejecting oppression and demanding equal rights.
On International Day of the Girl, girls face discrimination from conception to employment.
