"What kid needs to be having a conversation with a lawyer about the right to remain silent? White kids don’t..."

Salon talks to filmmaker Amanda Lipitz about her new documentary "Step," a Sundance favorite

Women who speak out against sexual abuse are still viewed by the right as more deviant than horndog male predators

The case brings renewed attention to the country's rampant sexual violence

ADHD can present differently in girls and women but getting effective treatment is often a struggle

Mysteries past and present ratchet up the tension as the survivors navigate symbols, hormones and so much blood

Girls would "feel confident and worthy to see a strong character that looks like them," wrote Jewel Moore

An uplifting, if often harrowing, look at what happened when Baltimore teens took up a traditional African art

Salon spoke to Phillips about reprising his role as one of Stars Hollow's distinctive citizens for the TV reunion

Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls Who Code, is making thousands of women upwardly mobile and challenging STEM-bros

If '90 pop-feminism sang about a different world, this show remind us of how empty those promises were

In an interview with Salon, Bennett talks Hallmark's first queer holiday film and the past he'll never leave

"But it’s okay ... I never think [harassment is] a big thing because they do it to everyone," said one interviewee

Stereotypical female behavior, as modeled by the characters, is seen as a negative for girls—but good for boys