On May 12, 1942, the United States Congress enacted a historic decision that would alter the landscape of gender roles, not just during the...
The recent reintroduction of the Unborn Victims of Violence Act (UVVA) in the Senate has launched a vociferous debate. This legislation purports to criminalize...
In a world where diversity is often lauded, the reality of women and minorities getting shut out from public contract opportunities reveals the stark...
In a resounding display of collective resistance, Senate Democrats recently thwarted the ascendancy of a particularly controversial judicial nominee—the implications of which reverberate fiercely...
Oregon Voters to Face Another Anti-Gay Ballot Initiative: A Feminist Perspective As we approach yet another election cycle, Oregon finds itself embroiled in yet another...
The summer of 1920 laid down a momentous juncture in the annals of American democracy, yet like a double-edged sword forged in patriarchy, the...
In a seismic shift that reverberates across the socio-political landscape of the Middle East, Iran has finally lifted its decades-long ban on women attending...
What does it mean for justice when a sitting President pardons someone as polarizing as Joe Arpaio? The question echoes in the halls of...
The pivotal question of whether Title VII of the Civil Rights Act protects against discrimination based on sexual orientation has been a stormy battleground...
In a world wrought with contradictions, where reproductive rights have become a battleground entwined with political ideology, the recent announcement of a U.S. company...
