Berliner Frau
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John Riceburg: The end of men?
Women are taking over the world. Are there still any reasons to go out onto the streets on March 8? John Riceburg has a look around in his apartment and his circle of friends. Read more
Photo by Garry Knight (garryknight; Flickr CC)
Amok Mama: Slutwalk
Jacinta Nandi spent Saturday at Slutwalk. And she's decided that even if all women are sluts, most of them aren't bitches. Read more
Photo by J Rosenfeld (JMRosenfeld; Flickr CC)
Amok Mama: The worst feminist in the world
Jacinta Nandi is a feminist. A terrible one, though. Here's a scientific list of the reasons why. Read more
The women who raised the rubble
What we owe to Berlin’s Trümmerfrauen is easily forgotten, yet we stride through it everyday. In the aftermath of the WWII, they took on the gruelling task of clearing the debris that once choked the city. Read more
When men lose control
Every half hour, a woman in Berlin is physically assaulted – not by a stranger but by someone she trusts most: her husband, a lover or family member. Anne Lena Mösken investigates. Read more
Lonely at the top
You might think Germany is a politically correct kind of place where women wear the pants – or rather the fetching trouser suits. But in business, you’d be wrong. Read more
“At this point there’s no alternative to quotas.”
Ines Pohl, the editor-in-chief of Germany’s influential daily taz (Die Tageszeitung), talks about her job, the quota debate and the loneliness of the female executive. Read more
Berlin's top chicks: Movers and shakers
Whether they promote good food, gender equality or a surveillance-free state, these six women know how to cause a stir. Read more
Berlin's top chicks: Headliners
Here and abroad, their talent has made them Berlin’s biggest stars. Part of our BERLIN'S TOP CHICKS package from THE BERLINER FRAU issue. See who made our list in all six categories. Read more
Berlin's top chicks: Powerfrauen
These seven women are among the very few who made it to the top within Berlin’s male-dominated halls of power. Read more
Berlin's top chicks: Curtain queens
As part of our BERLIN'S TOP CHICKS series from THE BERLINER FRAU issue, we take a look at the women on top in the Berlin theater scene. It's a bit of a man's world – with some notable exceptions. Read more
Berlin's top chicks: Fashion femmes
If there's one industry where women are holding their own in Berlin, it's fashion. Part of our BERLIN'S TOP CHICKS package from THE BERLINER FRAU issue. See who made our list in all six categories. Read more
Berlin's top chicks: Art babes
When it comes to the art world women seem to deploy more influence than power, as taste-shapers at home and key players on the international field. Part of our BERLIN'S TOP CHICKS package from THE BERLINER FRAU issue. Read more
The women's mag for men
A new Berlin-based bi-annual magazine, written in English “for men by women”, has stories aplenty about prostitutes, waitresses, careless twenty-somethings, and midwives. But why is the editor a guy? Read more