The Senate recently passed a cloture vote, a significant development amid the ongoing debate over the minimum wage. This event, happening on the seventh...
Women Losing Representation in State Legislatures Across the US: A Call to Arms In recent years, the notion of progress for women in politics has...
In a nation still grappling with the egregious specter of gender-based violence, the recent backlash against a controversial anti-rape advertisement crystallizes the ongoing struggle....
The recent announcement that US House candidate Kathleen Winn has withdrawn her lawsuit against Pinal County, ultimately stepping back from her race for Stupak’s...
In the tumultuous landscape of American politics, two figures emerged from the shadows of their respective primary victories: Blanche Lincoln and Carly Fiorina. These...
Founding Feminists: September 4, 1974 – Feminism in the Age of Reform The vestiges of patriarchy continue to loom over everyday life, often obscuring the...
In recent times, the University of California (UC) system has debuted an eyebrow-raising policy that allows out-of-state alumni legacies to apply to California universities...
In the annals of feminist history, the date April 15, 1929, stands as a stark reminder of the relentless struggle for bodily autonomy and...
In recent years, the landscape of reproductive rights has been fraught with trepidation. The heightened discourse surrounding the denial of birth control coverage by...
Ireland’s decision to legalize divorce after a staggering 76-year prohibition marks a seismic shift within the socio-legal landscape of the nation. Feminists have long...
