By Emma Gilham Earlier this fall, whistleblower allegations at an ICE detention center in Georgia of forced sterilizations swept news headlines. Dawn Wooten, the whistleblower and former nurse at the center, claimed consent was not… Forced Sterilizations and Targeting Marginalized Communities
Tune into the “Women Who Lead” Panel Discussion for an invigorating conversation with a panel consisting of a diverse group of local women leaders, Thursday November 5, 2020 6:00-7:30pm Use the link below to register… Women Who Lead: Activism Through an Intersectional Lens – Panelist Jasmine Ward
By Emma Gilham The night of September 29, 2020, America witnessed the presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Candidate Vice President Joe Biden. Like many, I was a part of the population watching from… Trump vs. Biden Debate and Double Standards
By: Maggie Pool Since our first American History class, a few names have been imbedded into our minds regarding the history of equality and women’s rights. Names such as, Susan B. Anthony, Rosa Parks, Elizabeth… Turning A Man’s World Into Our World
By Caitlin Easter Time Magazine’s list of the 100 most influential people of the year came out recently, and it’s one of the most diverse and intersectional issues ever. The list also features the most… Time Magazines Top 100
By Caitlin Easter An important reminder to us all in today’s rough political climate: “A Woman’s Place is in the House…and the Senate.” As I was browsing around the internet a while back, I came… A Woman’s Place
By Ann Varner As a newly converted criminal justice major, I have learned more and more about the cases being taken by the US Supreme Court and how important the Supreme Court and its Justices… The Women of the US Supreme Court
by Korrien Hopkins Who was the youngest woman ever to serve as the Director of the Labor Department’s Women’s Bureau, also known for her handling of the 1997 UPS worker’s strike? Answer: Alexis Herman Alexis… Women’s History Month Trivia
by Zaquoya Rogers Going to my first protest, which was the Women’s March in Kansas City, Mo. was a totally new experience for me and I loved it. First stepping into the crowd, I was… My Experience at the KC Women’s March
By Thea Voutiritsas In this recent historic election, 130,000 women registered to vote for the first time. 978 women ran as candidates. At least 20 women won municipal council seats. Women began posting their photos,… Saudi Women Tweet Themselves Voting for the First Time