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90% of marriages in India are arranged by families, often involving investigations into the character of potential spouses.
Women filled roles in factories, airfields, and radar stations across Britain, ensuring the country did not come to a standstill during World War II.
Phoebe, a woman with male chromosomes, candidly shares her intersex experience and the impact of family secrecy in her film "Orchids."
Viking women played essential roles in managing farms and religious activities within a complex society that thrived on maritime exploration and trade.
Eight female vocalists, including Alissa White-Gluz, share their experiences of triumph and adversity in the male-dominated heavy metal music scene.
Women over 50, the fastest-growing homeless demographic in developed countries, share their experiences of living in cars and couch surfing amid a housing crisis.
One in every six children die before the age of five, a statistic illustrated by the death of Alaishri from malaria before her first birthday.
35 years of dictatorship in Libya shaped the roles of Gaddafi's elite female bodyguards, who balance military duty with societal expectations.
Three Indo-Canadian sisters reveal their experiences of sexual abuse by a relative, a secret they kept for nearly 25 years.
Hillary Clinton reflects on her upbringing in Park Ridge, Illinois, her education at Wellesley College, and her political career, including her time as First Lady and Secretary of State.
Marlo Thomas reflects on her career as an actress and advocate for women's independence, highlighting her role in challenging traditional gender roles and stereotypes.
In 2018, the murder of 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts in Iowa led to the arrest of Cristhian Bahena Rivera, who was charged after police tracked her movements using GPS and surveillance footage.
Henry VIII's six wives, including Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn, faced treachery and turmoil in a court marked by power struggles and tragic fates.
Pope Francis, the first non-European pope in over 1,000 years, has focused on reforming the Catholic Church since his election in 2013.
Queen Jezebel's legacy as a symbol of feminine evil is examined through historical events and feminist interpretations of her life in ancient Israel.
Five women from the Bible, including Eve and Esther, are examined for their roles and the societal challenges they faced in a patriarchal context.
Gwen, a transgender individual, faces discrimination and violence that leads to a tragic outcome.
Sion Louie was sentenced to 16 years in prison for the murder of Elena Busiakos, who was found dead just weeks before her wedding.
Female socialization in the 1960s and 70s is examined through the experiences of six women, highlighting the impact of societal forces like marriage and media.
Thousands of women campaigned for suffrage over decades, facing abuse and imprisonment, while the Pankhurst sisters led the movement amid personal conflicts.
Four young Canadian women earn about $210 Canadian dollars a night as hostesses in Tokyo's exclusive nightclubs while grappling with the realities of their choices.
Archaeological findings reveal the existence of a 10th-century female Viking warrior, challenging traditional gender roles in Norse society.
Mandaluyong City's Correctional Institution for Women, the oldest women's prison in the Philippines, houses over three thousand inmates amid strict security challenges.
The campaign for the 19th Amendment from 1916 to 1920 highlights American women's struggle for voting rights amid social and political obstacles, including racism and state-level defeats.
White women in the American South played a significant role in the slave economy, inheriting enslaved people as primary sources of wealth and empowerment.
Donna Perry, formerly known as Douglas Perry, was convicted of murdering three sex workers in Spokane, Washington, in 1990, claiming her gender transition was linked to her past crimes.
Marcel Theroux investigates the murders of a Playboy Bunny and a school girl, exploring connections between the two cases and the suspect involved.
100 women in Chitral, Pakistan, use their embroidery skills to create a fashion line that challenges traditional gender roles and boosts their income.
Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers and a key figure in the 1965 grape boycott, has dedicated her life to labor and racial justice activism.
In Central Brazil's Xingu National Park, the Mehinaku tribe's annual Piki festival highlights their intricate rituals, gender roles, and spiritual traditions essential for community survival.
In 1989, a Granada Television survey revealed that many women believed marital rape should be criminalized in England, highlighting the inadequacies of existing laws.
Archaeologists investigate the existence of female gladiators in ancient Rome, exploring their roles and contributions in the arenas of the empire.
Three women in Missouri State prison fight for justice after killing their abusive husbands.
1,800 kilometers of lagoons and natural lakes in Kerala provide the Malayalis with a vital means of livelihood and cultural expression.
At 75, Sherry from Swindon has transitioned from a phone sex operator to a successful dominatrix, transforming her conservatory into a thriving playroom.
A conservative estimate suggests it costs $100,000 to keep each woman incarcerated in the U.S. prison system annually.
Nora Ephron reflects on her career as a journalist, screenwriter, and director, highlighting her experiences with sexism and her contributions to film and literature.
Wu Zetian's reign as China's only female emperor is reexamined through archaeological findings that highlight her political acumen and the complexities of her rule.
Ruth Ellis shot her lover, David Blakely, outside a pub in Hampstead, London, in 1955, becoming the last woman hanged in the UK and influencing capital punishment debates.
Gay marriage became legal in Britain in 2014, yet many in black and Asian communities still face stigma and rejection for their sexual orientation.
A 14-year-old girl is kidnapped by a 28-year-old farmer in southern Ethiopia, where abduction and forced marriage are common practices.
Miriam Rivera, the first transgender reality TV star, faced intense backlash and personal tragedy after her appearance on a controversial British dating show in 2003.
Viking women experienced unique freedoms in property ownership and management, but the rise of Christianity diminished their social standing during the transition from paganism.
At nearly 13 years old, Erchema must decide between continuing her education or staying in her village to help her family with daily tasks.
Tilly Devine, a notorious brothel madam and drug dealer in post-World War I Sydney, built a criminal empire marked by violence and vice.
For 40 years, Madonna has sold millions of albums, starred in films, and influenced discussions on women's rights and sexuality.
Domestic violence affects nearly everyone, from the wife of an estate owner to the daughter of a school teacher, cutting across social and economic lines.
Gloria Steinem reflects on her childhood, the Women's Movement, and her influential roles in founding Ms. Magazine and the National Women’s Political Caucus.
