A new 19th/SurveyMonkey Poll is among the first to shed light on sexual violence faced by women with disabilities in the workplace.
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Celebrating victories and decrying injustices, the march was a rallying cry for Indigenous rights.
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How the expanded child tax credit — not a strong economy — slashed child poverty rates and why we need to bring it back.
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The lands of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe sit atop the largest remaining seam of low-sulfur coal in the country. Despite decades of pressure from coal companies, and sometimes even its…
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Better understanding the experiences of people who become pregnant and give birth is crucial to improving postpartum care and patient-provider relationships.
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Research shows that a more diverse physician workforce also means healthier patients. But efforts to bolster Latina representation have for years faced an uphill battle.
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From Iran’s protests to the global demonstrations for abortion rights, here’s what we can learn from the protests for gender equality this year.
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Interventions to combat malnutrition should begin much earlier to include children under 6 months old and pregnant mothers, researchers say.
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Efforts to rectify this inequity and lead to a more equitable distribution of resources must encompass various strategies. Here are a few worth highlighting.
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Many people with sickle cell disease don’t receive adequate treatment to ease their pain and are subjected to racial discrimination and stigmatization.
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Around the world, intersectional movements for social justice are often being led by Black women from all backgrounds guided by feminist principles. From Sudan to Brazil, Black feminists are at…
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In the U.S., underrepresented ethnic groups make up 40% of the population but only 12.5% of board directors. Black directors make up just 4% and Black women make up just…