News
Ocasio-Cortez’s explicit language around trauma may help facilitate other women’s healing, experts added
By Julianne McShane
Health
Black and Latina women are most likely to report not being able to afford tampons and pads, research shows
By Anne Branigin
The online forum is ‘not a fun place to be if you’re not a White man’
By Caroline Kitchener
Treating the girl as a threat, rather than a child in crisis, fell into a familiar pattern
Politics
Advocates on both sides are watching these four states
Spotlight
They chatted about ‘The White Tiger,’ Hollywood’s ‘lie’ and more
By Lena Felton
‘It’s on me not because any brother or male relative refused to, but because I don’t think it occurred to them,’ said one woman
By Soo Youn
Work
The new rules are a step toward the armed services recognizing the diversity of servicemembers
By Lateshia Beachum
A provision exempting rape and incest survivors will actually do more to harm them, experts say
Spotlight // First-person
Micaela Coel’s series is essential viewing, and it should be treated as such by one of television’s biggest awards
By Amil Niazi
Work // Perspective
From salary to debt, The Post’s award-winning personal finance columnist tackles your concerns
By Michelle Singletary
Advice // Perspective
The stress never really stopped, even once I knew things were safe
By Andrea Bonior
Comics // Perspective
Homeless people are often treated as if they don’t exist. It’s dehumanizing.
By Sage Coffey
Entertainment
The musician was dropped by his label and removed from the TV shows ‘American Gods’ and ‘Creepshow’
By Sonia Rao
Olympics
Yoshiro Mori, president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee, said women have a tendency to make meetings run unnecessarily long
By Matt Bonesteel
By The Way
The city’s council has gained bipartisan support to shutter and relocate its famous brothels
By Shannon McMahon
