Originally Published: Slate • December 5, 2014
At Sony’s Columbia Pictures division, a man and a woman have the same job and—oh dear, this is awkward—he’s making close to a million dollars more. Read more...
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Originally Published: Slate • December 5, 2014
At Sony’s Columbia Pictures division, a man and a woman have the same job and—oh dear, this is awkward—he’s making close to a million dollars more. Read more...
Originally Published: Slate • March 19, 2013
Originally Published: Slate • December 7, 2014
In 1985, as crack cocaine use was surging in American cities, the New England Journal of Medicine published a provocative study. Read more...
Originally Published: Slate.com • July 21, 2014
It’s 2013, not 1985, but it’s still considerably harder for my preschool-age daughter to find representations of herself onscreen than it will be for our newborn son, once he starts watching TV.
Read more...Originally Published: Slate • August 13, 2013
Marketers, as well as anyone who’s been to a Toys R Us in the last 10 years, are well aware that a common way to goose sales is to split a market by gender. Read more...
Libby Copeland writes stories at the intersection of culture, science and human behavior. She's at work on a book about at-home DNA testing and the American family, for Abrams Press. A staff reporter and editor for The Washington Post for over a decade, she now writes from New York for publications including Slate, New York Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine, The New York Times, The New Republic, Fast Company, The Atlantic, Glamour and more. As a staffer at The Washington Post, she wrote feature stories from the 2008 presidential trail, the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, and the 2005 Michael Jackson molestation trial. Copeland has appeared on MSNBC, CNN and NPR. Read More…
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