A new study found no bias against women or minorities when it comes to the resume screening process. Researchers sent resumes that were exactly the same except for having different names. The study found there was no bias between male and female names, or names associated with different ethnic groups. PANEL: Zoe Carpenter, Sabrina Schaeffer, Anushay Hossain, Jennifer Higgins

The pay gap is actually expanding for young women straight out of college, according to a new study. PANEL: Zoe Carpenter, Sabrina Schaeffer, Anushay Hossain, Jennifer Higgins

Anti-slavery activist Harriet Tubman will replace President Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill, becoming the first black woman to feature on American money. PANEL: Rina Shah Bharara, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Ruth Conniff, Julie Gunlock

Taylor Swift is speaking out against what she calls unfair treatment against women in the music industry. The pop star says women are judged harshly for their personal lives in a way men are not. PANEL: Lara Brown, Patrice Lee, Atima Omara, Francesca Chambers

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders debate ahead of an important New York primary. Meanwhile, America meets the families of Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, and John Kasich in a series of town hall events. Megyn Kelly and Trump also have a meeting to "clear the air." PANEL: Lara Brown, Patrice Lee, Atima Omara, Francesca Chambers

More than 200 anti-LGBT bills have been introduced according to the Human Rights Campaign. Analysts say it may be due to backlash from the Supreme Court's decision to legalize gay marriage. Panel: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Rina Shah Bharara, Ashe Schow, Debra Carnahan.

Five stars of the US Women's Soccer National Team are demanding equal pay compared to the men's team. They argue they are getting unfair treatment for producing equal or better results. PANEL: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Debra Carnahan, Ashe Schow, Rina Shah Bharara

Donald Trump's momentum in Iowa could be stalled by Republican women in the state. Polls show the billionaire is not doing as well with women as he is with men. Meanwhile, Ted Cruz, who has a smaller gender gap, is catching up. And, Marco Rubio, who does better with women than men, is surging into third place. PANEL: Anushay Hossain, Patricia Sosa, Rina Shah, Ashe Schow

The Japanese Supreme Court upheld a law that says women must take on their husband's last name. While American women have the choice, studies show most prefer to take on their husband's name. PANEL: Anushay Hossain, Patricia Sosa, Rina Shah, Ashe Schow

President Barack Obama signed a bipartisan bill into law that replaces the much-maligned No Child Left Behind Act. The Every Student Succeeds Act gives power back to the states and reduces the laser-like focus on testing. PANEL: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton; Manal Omar; Jennifer Higgins; Debra Carnahan

The Supreme Court is hearing the case of a white student who claims she was denied by the University of Texas at Austin because of her race. The school says it was because she simply wasn't qualified. The future of affirmative action could be at stake. PANE: Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC); Manal Omar; Jennifer Higgins; Debra Carnahan

Since No Child Left Behind, standardized testing has been the bar by which we judge our children’s educational progress. Elizabeth Rose, a Manhattan teacher and the author of Yo Miz!, found alternative means of assessing her student’s progress during a challenging time in her career. She talks about the problems in the system that shortchanges students.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced he will take two months' parental leave after the birth of his daughter. To The Contrary panelists Rina Shah Bharara, Anushay Hossain, Ashe Schow, and Erin Matson give us their thoughts.

Equal pay, paid leave, and the right to choose are among many issues Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton discussed at her recent fundraiser in D.C.

Addyi, a newly approved drug intended to boost the female libido, has received negative feedback. In trials, It helped only 10% more women than a placebo helped, and the drug is not selling as expected. PANEL: Jennifer Higgins, Erin Matson, Manal Omar, Genevieve Wood

According to the World Economic Forum’s 10th annual report on gender inequality, it will take 118 years before the pay gap is closed at the current rate of progress. In addition, the US is falling in the rankings of countries with the smallest wage gap. PANEL: Jennifer Higgins, Erin Matson, Manal Omar, Genevieve Wood

Sarah Gavron discusses her latest film, "Suffragette," and the historical implications of this moment in the women's rights movement in the United Kingdom.

According to the Harvard Business Review, the pay gap widens as women are promoted in the workplace. Sabrina Schaeffer, Jennifer Higgins, Erin Matson, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC)

To The Contrary sat down with journalist, activist & feminist icon Gloria Steinem and discussed her new book My Life on The Road.

The new Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his ministerial team is gender-equal, "because it's 2015" and the cabinet should look like Canada. Panel: Sabrina Schaeffer, Jennifer Higgins, Erin Matson, Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC)