‘Women’s salaries are less than men’s, even though they occupy the same jobs’
From shows exploring transgender issues to work featuring politicians prancing with toilet bowls, much has changed in the Uruguayan capital
‘The way I see it, the #metoo movement is as much about bringing down certain figures as it is about reconsidering how law is exercised’
With her retrospective at Manchester Art Gallery, the artist and curator talks censorship, stereotypes and dismantling power in the age of #met
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‘At last there is a communal mechanism for women to call a halt to the demeaning conventions of machismo’
The novelist explored Jewish identity in the US through a lens of frustrated heterosexuality
‘Coping as a woman in France is a daily battle: the aggression can be subtle, and you always have to push harder to make yourself heard’
‘Women's role in shaping the history of contemporary art is being reappraised’
‘I hope that, in time, the pendulum settles in a place where male behaviour has shifted and women feel comfortable, respected and empowered’
‘I could be the President of the United States, and still half the people in the room would question my authority’
‘Very often, the answer to why not would be: because you’re a girl’ – for this series, writer Fran Lebowitz speaks about her experience in the
