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The Reason We Build. Numbers Don't Lie. "One in four men say that the gains women have made in society have come at the expense of men, reflecting a belief that women’s advancement disadvantages men." This report was published by Pew Research Center on October 17, 2024 and includes nationally representative data on U.S. adults’ views on gender, including perceptions of progress and the impact of women’s advancements. Headlines that Matter Pro-Rape Meet-Up Canceled After Women

The Reason We Build. Numbers Don't Lie. Women over 40 drive 70–80% of consumer purchasing decisions. Women over 50 control $15 trillion in spending power in the U.S.⁠ That’s economic force. That’s cultural gravity.⁠ And yet, once women cross 40, visibility in film and television drops. Speaking roles thin out. Leading roles narrow. Pay gaps widen. This is not about relevance. It’s about who gets framed as worthy of complexity, desire, authority, and agency.⁠ At The Writers La

The Reason We Build. Numbers Don't Lie. "Menstrual products were first tested with actual human blood in a landmark 2023  study by Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), published in the BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health, revealing that absorbency claims were often inaccurate compared to real-world use; prior to this, products were tested with water or saline. The study found significant discrepancies, with some products holding much less or more than advertised, highlight

The Reason We Build. Numbers Don't Lie "85% of all the ads in the 2025 Masters Tournament broadcast were voiced by men.” Headlines That Matter: "LinkedIn Likes Me Better as a Man." Megan Cornish , LICSW, a licensed clinical social worker and communications strategist, experimented with LinkedIn to understand how the platform’s algorithm treats content differently based on gender and communication style. She changed her profile’s gender setting to “male,” rewrote her headline