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I Have Finally Solved the 2-Year-Old Mystery About Who Stole My Office Chair (True Crime)

An urgent true crime story—but not a cold case—finds a long-awaited resolution

Julianne Escobedo Shepherd

8/13/21 6:00PM

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What's a Killer Supposed to Look Like?

Matthew Taylor Coleman confessed to murdering his two children, and, of course, reports of the crime have to insist…

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An Organization Made Up of the Rich and Powerful Can't Defend Women Against the Rich and Powerful

The recent turmoil at Time's Up reveals the shortcomings of the #MeToo-oriented legal defense group

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The New Post-MeToo Defensive Strategy

Men like Andrew Cuomo still control the narrative.

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Woman Reporter Not Safe From Racist Creep Even While Cameras Roll

Brianna Hamblin being sexually harrassed on camera is just video evidence of harassment that happens constantly

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This Teen Girl Is Fine, But What of the Seagull?

This feminist "Leda and the Swan" reboot fails to fully consider avian trauma

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Gloria Allred Isn't Worried About What Bill Cosby's Release Means for MeToo

Allred sees the decision as a result of the legal process—not as a failure of the feminist movement

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We Could Have Always Had Rolling Suitcases If It Weren't For Sexism

Apparently, convenience was for sissies until the 1980s

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A Definitive List Of Which Batmans Would Go Down On Their Respective Villains

There's a reason the Batsuit leaves a wide opening for Batman's jaw

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Is It Possible to Fix True Crime?

Women historians and investigative journalists are hoping to tell stories about women and violence in a more ethical…

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Lina Hidalgo, Who Expanded Voting Rights in Texas

In 2018, political newcomer and then-27-year-old Lina Hidalgo won her race to become the top executive in Harris…

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Letitia James, the Attorney General Holding Corruption to Account

There came a point in the long dark year of 2020 when it appeared that American democracy might crumble. The…

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Isra Hirsi, the Teen Activist Whose Social Media Was a Light in the Darkness

It’s been a tough year for young Black leftists. Our preferred presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders, was no match…

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Stacey Abrams, Who Delivered a Perfect Ending

Georgia’s 16 electoral votes didn’t make Joe Biden president all by themselves. Nevertheless, emotionally, they were…

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Every year, Jezebel compiles a list of the most inspiring women, femmes, and nonbinary people who have shifted our…

Julianne Escobedo Shepherd

12/28/20 12:00PM

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I Have Finally Solved the 2-Year-Old Mystery About Who Stole My Office Chair (True Crime)

What's a Killer Supposed to Look Like?

An Organization Made Up of the Rich and Powerful Can't Defend Women Against the Rich and Powerful

The New Post-MeToo Defensive Strategy

Woman Reporter Not Safe From Racist Creep Even While Cameras Roll

This Teen Girl Is Fine, But What of the Seagull?

Gloria Allred Isn't Worried About What Bill Cosby's Release Means for MeToo

We Could Have Always Had Rolling Suitcases If It Weren't For Sexism

A Definitive List Of Which Batmans Would Go Down On Their Respective Villains

Is It Possible to Fix True Crime?

Lina Hidalgo, Who Expanded Voting Rights in Texas

Letitia James, the Attorney General Holding Corruption to Account

Isra Hirsi, the Teen Activist Whose Social Media Was a Light in the Darkness

Stacey Abrams, Who Delivered a Perfect Ending

Lynsey Addario, The Photojournalist Bearing Witness

KJ Brooks, the Activist Who Said What Needed to Be Said

Nurses, Who Tried to Keep the Earth On Its Axis

The Women Who Won Universal Preschool for Multnomah County

Sara Nelson, the Labor Movement Leader We Needed Most

The Most Inspiring People of 2020, According to Us