This Week in Women

Why Do the Oscars Keep Shutting Women Out of Best Director? This One Academy Rule Helps Explain It

Eliana Dockterman for TIME

Though the entire Academy votes on which nominees in all categories will win an actual Oscar, each branch votes on the nominees for its specific category. So the Academy doesn’t choose the Best Director nominees. The directors’ branch does.

3 Mental Shortcuts That Aren’t Doing Our Money Any Favors

Sallie Krawcheck

But are you familiar with the gender wealth gap? This stat is cited less often, but I’d argue it’s more meaningful: Women own only 32 cents for every dollar a man has. And, for both of these stats, the numbers are far less for women of color.

Whitney Houston named to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Joe Coscarelli for The New York Times

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41 Women Who Should Be In The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame

Ann Powers for NPR

The latest round of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductions were announced today, and Whitney Houston is the only woman honored. This visible problem offers yet another chance to decry the gender imbalance within Cleveland’s canonizing institution, an inequity that’s been reported again and again, most powerfully by my friend and colleague Evelyn McDonnell, who crunched some numbers recently and came up with a staggeringly low percent of representation for women.

Warren Told Sanders After Debate, ‘I Think You Called Me a Liar on National TV’

Reid J Epstein, Sydney Ember, and Alexander Burns for The New York Times

“I think you called me a liar on national TV,” Ms. Warren told Mr. Sanders after the presidential debate in Des Moines on Tuesday night, referring to their earlier dispute onstage over whether he told her in a private 2018 meeting that a woman could not be president.

 

Serena Williams wins first title since having her daughter three years ago

CNN

Serena Williams has won her first title since becoming a mom – and immediately donated her $43,000 prize money to Australian bushfire relief.

Serena Williams celebrates with her daughter Alexis (Photo: AFP via Getty Images)

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