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COVID Forced 2 Million U.S. Women to Leave the Workforce—But Who Are the Women Who Stayed?
Nicole Brown, a second grade teacher, at Carter Traditional Elementary School on Jan. 24 in Louisville, Kentucky. Nearly 52 percent...
Read moreBlack Women in Martin Luther King Jr.’s Neighborhood Will Soon Receive Monthly Cash Payments
A new guaranteed income program will send $850 monthly payments to Black women over two years, beginning in Atlanta’s Old...
Read moreWhy Is the Senate Failing To Build Back Better? Blame Sexism
The Build Back Better Act is about the intangibles that undergird roads and bridges: childcare, clean energy, healthcare, education and...
Read moreIt’s 100 Seconds To Midnight! Can We Reverse The Doomsday Clock?
Members of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Science and Security Board, Robert Rosner and Suzet McKinney, reveal the 2021...
Read moreDon’t Fence Me In: Reproductive Freedom and Women Workers
It’s time to talk about women’s economics with attitude. It’s time to laugh at what is often absurd and call...
Read moreKeeping Score: NYC’s First Women-Majority Council Takes Office; Only 55% of Non-Parents Want Kids Someday; D.C. Students Get Free Period Products
In every issue of Ms., we track research on our progress in the fight for equality, catalogue can’t-miss quotes from feminist...
Read more“We Know What We’re Doing”: How To Engage With Black Women Organizers Ahead of the 2022 Midterm Elections
Shenita Binns (center left) and her daughter Ysrael Binns (center right) of Atlanta participate in a “Freedom Friday March” protest...
Read moreLet Me Tell You About My Feminist Economic Agenda
Three policies from 2021 stand out in particular for their outsized positive impact in solving for gender and racial inequities:...
Read moreThe U.S. Is in Urgent Need of Childcare Solutions. Build Back Better Would Be a Game-Changer
The Build Back Better Act would put an end to waiting lists, impossible commutes and childcare costs that rival college...
Read moreRest in Power: Sarah Weddington, Feminist Attorney and Champion of Roe v. Wade
Attorney and women’s rights activist Sarah Weddington spoke at the 2004 March for Women’s Lives in Washington, D.C. (Patty Mooney)...
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Assam Woman Has Given 22 Years to Bring Education to Tribal Groups & Help Heal Trauma
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