Robin Givhan's strange fixation on Elena Kagan's body language.

Michelle Obama decides to make childhood obesity her main focus.

Americans don't like it when a first lady deviates from their fixed notions of appropriateness.

The Washington Post's Robin Givhan grants anonymity to two Desirée Rogers friends who don't want to upset the White House social secretary.

Women are angry—we crave authenticity—and we are venting our ire at the obvious hypocrisies.

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