sexism

Wimbledon's populating its Centre court with the hottest eye candy of the female players (purely subjective of course). 28th-ranked Sorana Cirstea plays Centre Court while superstar Serena Williams is relegated to a court she couldn't find. Tennis's big event reeks of nasty sexism! We'll show you where to shove your balls.

"I'd really love to see a more diverse representation."

From the Carolinas to Oregon to the interwebs, sexism and homophobia run rampant.

I learned a lot from watching Wimbledon last week. Definitely sexism is still running rampant in the coverage of women’s tennis and women’s sports in general.  Venus and Serena Williams were relegated to secondary courts and nobody cared how loud Maria Sharipova grunted.

An aspiring filmmaker has created a handy summary of Hollywood's sexism.

Tomlin talks coming out, sexism in showbiz, and her new projects in a wide-ranging interview.

Four decades later, the out tennis legend is still defending her reputation from sexism.

Women can be president or prime minister or premier. The question for Americans–since Canadians have it sorted already–is whether America is ready to treat women politicians fairly, or will sexism forever rule?

Since the advent of Title IX, the number of female college athletes has vastly increased, but according to ESPN, the percentage of female coaches has been cut in half since the law passed in 1972. While several factors play into the diminished number of women coaches on college campuses, homophobia and sexism are chief among them.