stereotypes

Until we’re ready to sit in vulnerability, both genders will continue to battle the stereotypes they are so desperate to be rid of.

If we were to cut off all of our favorite forms of media because they contained problematic elements, we would live in a very silent and still world.

According to Thinkstock, when I'm ready to fish, there's a certain stance I like to take in my waders. A spread-eagle one.

Kiss A Ginger Day has a surprisingly sordid history . . . and a not-so-latent foundation of sexual objectification.

Calling black women "strong" disregards how this language has historically been used to harm and control us.

Film, TV and music have not done the struggling bisexual cause any favors. Sigh.

Dear Time Warner: I’m writing this letter because your marketing department is run by men who believe they are modern Don Drapers.

Although penned by a woman, the blockbuster book and film includes—and perpetuates—disturbing claims of fake rape.