Lauren Gutterman

Even at a time of repression, these women found ways to create a culture and life for themselves.

In Oregon in the 1960s, the debate over capital punishment hinged on shifting interpretations of the gendered female body.

Law and culture forced LGBTQ people into marriages, but that didn't prevent them from exploring their sexuality.

In name, 'girl watching' is long gone. In practice, the trend lives on.

In the post-WWII era, American lesbians negotiated lives between straight marriages and homosexual affairs.

The marketing of stewardesses’ bodies was long an integral part of airline marketing strategies.

A 1974 case gave the antiabortion movement a new playbook to whittle away abortion rights for poor women.