Mansplaining: It's something that so many women have experienced. Just looking at the word may elicit eyerolls, a stomach ache and so many unpleasant memories of work meetings and conversations about ...

Last year was a big one for criticizing men. Sometimes it was constructive if contentious, like the scrutiny applied to policing or various forms of sexual and domestic violence. Other times, however, ...

Since the term “mansplaining” has entered the cultural zeitgeist as a social media phenomenon and hashtag, its popularity and usage has only skyrocketed. In just six months between November 2016 and ...

Many women are raised and conditioned to build consensus. Many men, on the other hand, aren’t. Even when they lack expertise, men are encouraged to speak authoritatively—which also extends into their ...

We've all been there—sitting in a meeting, giving a presentation, or just trying to do our jobs when suddenly a male colleague feels compelled to explain our own expertise back to us. Whether it's the ...

It is 2019, and mansplaining is unfortunately still a thing. Merriam-Webster defines the practice as “what occurs when a man talks condescendingly to someone (especially a woman) about something he ...

As America’s most-beloved workplace advice columnist and a man, it’s high time I address the subject of workplace “mansplaining.” If you aren’t familiar with the term, it describes the ...

Suddenly, mansplaining is a good thing. Or so I can only conclude after watching Sophia Lorey, a 23-year-old former college soccer player leading a talk on defending “the original intent of Title IX.” ...

Mansplaining, an annoyance that has likely existed as long as early communication methods, is a significant frustration for many women worldwide. Nothing is quite as irritating as someone interrupting ...

Men have explained that a campaign calling out mansplaining is sexist. I am truly grateful – after all, as a woman I have trouble fathoming anything more complex than kitten grooming and jam varieties ...