The world has normalized these stories of abuse. After four years, I freed myself – but how much had I already been shaped?

Women are expected to play an impossible game: show compassion and submission while being assertive and confident

The death of Gabby Petito draws attention to a form of widespread gendered violence in the US that has long been hiding in plain sight

Bay View is for many an idyllic community – but a lawsuit will test its rule that only practicing Christians can own property

The threat of sexual aggression forces women to spend their lives on guard. Rose Hackman is researching emotional labor, and she wants to hear your story

Working for $2.13 an hour has become a normal part of American culture, but tipped workers are twice as likely to be living in poverty, and are mostly female

What does it take to succeed as a young black entrepreneur in a sector largely dominated by white men seen as daring trailblazers?

Four practitioners open up about why they seek professional help: to maintain boundaries with clients, process their own life events and decide when to retire

Right-to-buy program helps tenants stay put or receive higher payouts when building owners want to sell, undermining idea gentrification is ‘natural’ process

Long an ignored section of New York City by outsiders, the two neighborhoods that make up northern Manhattan are attracting attention – not all of it welcome