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Rebecca Traister Says Women Have Every Right To Be Angry — And Stay Angry
Ludmila Leiva
3 Oct 2018
Global News
What's Really Happening To Women In Venezuela Right Now
Ana Vanessa Herrero
30 Aug 2018
Home
A Unique Look Inside The Bedrooms Of Young People Around The World
Meghan De Maria
22 Aug 2018
News
The Home Babies:
Ireland's Dark Secret Brought To Light ...
On a sunny in Friday in May, we in Ireland voted to Repeal the 8th Amendment to the Constitution (effectively improving reproductive rights and abortion ac
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Tanya Sweeney
Work & Money
Billionaires — They’re Not Just Like Us (At Least On Instagram)
What, if anything, can we learn from the richest on the platform?
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Connie Wang
News
"At This Point We Are In Despair": One Woman's Quest To Bring Her...
For Diana and her family, the loss of her brother to a cult was slow, steady, and certain.
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Amelia Harnish
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Spirit
How Ramadan Teaches Us To Give, Forgive, Accept & Let Go
One of the BBC's 100 Women, Sherin Khankan is a sociologist, lecturer and author of Women Are the Future of Islam. She is also an imam at the Mariam m
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Sherin Khankan
Food & Drinks
The Pain & Privilege Of Travelling With Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain was a chef, a writer, a TV host, and a celebrity. He taught people that brunch was a scam, that putting pen to paper is as much a noble ac
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Connie Wang
Culture
I’ve Written About Cultural Appropriation For 10 Years. Here’s Wh...
In attempting to make us more open to each other's communities, somehow, the opposite has happened.
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Connie Wang
Music
Let's Be Real: Asian And Black Artists Aren't "Celebrating" Each ...
In our new series #NotYourTokenAsian, R29's Asian & Pacific Islander staffers take on the pop products, stereotypes, and culture wars that surrou
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Andrew R. Chow
Beauty
Miss USA Is Trying To Reinvent Itself Post-Trump — But Is It Work...
We embedded ourselves in the competition to find out.
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Lexy Lebsack
Food & Drinks
Why Are We All Drinking Almond Milk Again?
There is perhaps no greater emblem of the major makeover American food culture has undergone in the past three decades than the fall of dairy and the rise
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Amelia Harnish
Features
Inside The Fake News Campaign To Smear Russia's Biggest Fashion I...
Who would go to such extraordinary lengths to purposely spread fake news about Miroslava Duma, Natalia Vodianova, and Dasha Zhukova — some of the most fa
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Connie Wang
Sex
The Perils Of Having Sex When You Live With Your Parents
The housing crisis has left a record number of young adults stuck living in the family home. According to official figures, a quarter of people aged 20-34
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Natalie Gil
Entertainment
How Hayley Kiyoko Became Pop Music's "Lesbian Jesus"
The Come Up is Refinery29’s new series featuring rising female artists who are as badass and inspiring as their music is. Check out our first instalment.
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Arianna Davis
World News
Michelle Obama Talks To R29 About The Power of Girls' Education
For International Women's Day, Michelle Obama and the Obama Foundation teamed up with Refinery29 to shine a light on the importance and urgency of empoweri
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R29 Team
Features
These Women Make A Big Difference In Very Little Time & So Can You
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Maeve Higgins
Entertainment
How Gugu Mbatha-Raw Is Shattering Hollywood’s Glass Ceilings
In Hollywood, black female actresses have been typecast since the beginning. There’s the sassy sidekick, the around-the-way girl, and of course, the mamm
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Renell Medrano
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Living
We Used To Be Punks: 4 Women On What Made Them Rebel
The value of the punk movement is immeasurable, limitless and hard to quantify. You see it everywhere: alternative music, independent movies, architecture,
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SUZANNE HARRINGTON
Music
Industry Insiders Tell Refinery29 What It Will
Really
Ta...
The beginning of 2018 highlighted yet another area of the entertainment industry that's suffering from some vast gender inequality: music. While the d
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Arianna Davis
News
Why Do Female Physicians Keep Dying By Suicide At This US Hospital?
In the span of two years, three women — two physicians and one medical student — died by suicide while at Mount Sinai St. Luke's Hospital.
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Ashley Alese Edwards
News
Women Are Sexist Too, Even You
A new Radio 4 programme provides hard evidence that even avowed feminists are found to be unconsciously biased against women. Mary Ann Sieghart asks where
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Katy Harrington
Features
The Hunt For Female Agency In The #MeToo Era
What stopped me from sharing a #MeToo story was a visceral aversion to seeing myself as a victim or letting anyone else put my identity into that box. I co
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Judy Berman
Entertainment
Hollywood Wants Gun Control — For Everyone But Them
We are accustomed to arguing the import of responsible representation elsewhere. We righteously and correctly decry the insidious objectification of women
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Kelsey Miller
Horoscopes
How Astrology Is Soothing Millennial Women’s Souls
Since the dawn of time, humans have looked to the sky for guidance — and today is apparently no different. Millennials especially, seem to be flocking to
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Amelia Harnish
Features
The Women Villains Of #MeToo
How much blame do women deserve for #MeToo?
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Elizabeth Kiefer
Politics
Shami Chakrabarti: Gender Injustice Is "An Apartheid" For Men And...
The conversation about the sexual harassment and toxic misogyny at the heart of British politics has already quietened down since the scandal erupted back
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Natalie Gil
Features
So This Is What Toppling The Patriarchy Looks Like
We should call this loose, messy movement what it is: a revolution.
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Judy Berman
Work & Money
I Took My Former Boss, Gayle King, To Lunch & We Talked Breakups,...
I asked my former boss Gayle King about everything from how to ask for a raise to whether long-term marriages are truly possible for career-oriented women
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Arianna Davis
Movies
Battle Of The Sexes
Is The Feminist Blockbuster We Need ...
As of this month, "battle of the sexes" is no longer just a moment in tennis history or a platitude trotted out to describe any variety of gender-based fri
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Elizabeth Kiefer
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