News in Brief Four Ways Research Has Changed the Abortion Debate When it comes to reproductive rights, science is on a winning streak. By Nina Martin Activists gather in… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How Social Scientists and Private Donors Took Down the Texas Abortion Law Research funded by the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation and others not only helped spur the nation’s top court… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Are Video Games Becoming Less Sexist? New research finds a decline in the sexualization of female characters. By Tom Jacobs Lara Croft, the protagonist… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Theresa May Steps Out Onto the Glass Cliff Research suggests it’s no coincidence a woman will lead the United Kingdom during this time of crisis. By… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Can Fergie’s New Hit Song Empower Moms? No, but she’s not necessarily disempowering women either. Katie Kilkenny
News in Brief Why Has It Taken the Menstrual Cup So Long to Go Mainstream? Its long, sputtering history tells us that we change what we use only after we change how we think. Natalie Shure
News in Brief One Benefit of Greater Abortion Access The Supreme Court this morning made it more difficult for states to restrict access to abortions. The ruling… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief A Huge Win for Reproductive Rights Activists The Supreme Court strikes down abortion restrictions in Texas. By Francie Diep Texas abortion provider Amy Hagstrom-Miller looks… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief The Science Behind Banning Body-Shaming Advertising Seeing thin models in media is bad for your psyche, and body-shaming is bad for brands’ reputations. By… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief We’re One Step Closer to Having Women Register for the Draft The United States Senate overwhelmingly approved a defense bill on Tuesday that would, for the first time, require… Pacific Standard Staff