women's rights

A breastfeeding volunteer with more than 15 years’ experience has had to defend her stance against transgender breastfeeding.

In 1961, Phillis Chesler traveled as a new bride with her husband to Afghanistan, where she was stripped of her rights in a traditional, Muslim household.

Claims of her neo-Nazi links were “unjustifiable and defamatory” and amounted to the “guilt by association fallacy,” Ms. Deeming said.

‘Respect, it seems, goes only one way,’ the British writer said.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has become the first U.S. governor to issue an executive order legally defining what constitutes a biological male and female sex to preserve women’s rights.