By Bill Schwamle Wyoming has a lot going for it when it comes to giving women access to political office. We are nicknamed the Equality State for a reason. Wyoming was the first to...

By Prachi Gupta from Cosmopolitan Magazine http://www.cosmopolitan.com/politics/news/a57522/congress-sexism-women/ Congress is sexist. So says Illinois Congresswoman Cheri Bustos, a former journalist and health-care executive who in 2012 became the first woman from her district to be...

By BAILEE AHERN With Hillary Clinton at the forefront of the presidential race, one might be tempted to ignore the startling gender disparity that exists elsewhere in U.S. politics. From birth, Americans are taught...

By Zachary Benjamin In light of this week’s Student Assembly debates and this weekend’s upcoming elections, candidates and their platforms have been at the center of many campus conversations. But less has been said...

By Emily Thorn Brigham Young University Capstone Conference The United States is arguably the most developed nation in the world with the most influential economy, the most powerful military, and the longest standing unbroken...

By Susan Grigsby Daily Kos Perhaps we should consider women’s struggle for equality to be like the tides—or rather, like ocean waves hitting the shore. Each time we make progress up the beach, we...