Just a Typical Day of Women Inspiring Women

The global superstar has conquered film, fashion, and business, but her newest role might be the one she's had her sights on the longest: motherhood. Here, the actress opens up about how having a daughter has re-centered her universe.

These must-reads come from literary mothers like Maya Angelou and Amy Tan, as well as our contemporary faves.

Amrit Tietz and Lauren Levinger, co-founders of the website Spread the Jelly, are bringing radical honesty to the parenthood experiences nobody talks about.

In an excerpt from Amanda Hess's debut memoir, 'Second Life,' she writes about a movement that predates MAHA moms.

In the past it meant overcoming struggle...and winning. But why must athletes suffer to be inspiring?

In her new book, 'Yoke,' the yoga teacher and entrepreneur explores American yoga's link to capitalism, white supremacy, and more.

The world's greatest gymnast shares how she takes care of her mental health, the road to Tokyo, and the story behind her epic new leotard style.

With high rates of maternal mortality and coercion in hospital settings, more American women are exploring childbirth without any medical assistance whatsoever. The Free Birth Society provides community, resources, and validation for these convention buckers. But experts warn that choice comes at the expense of safety.