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Gabby Douglas Becomes First African American to Win Olympic Gold in Gymnastics All-Around

Published: August 3, 2012

Yesterday, Gabby Douglas made gymnastics history becoming the first African American gymnast to win the coveted gold medal as an all-around gymnast and the first gymnast to win gold in both the team and all-around in the same Olympics. She is also only the second African American gymnast to make it on the U.S Women’s […]
By Francesca Witcher

The Affordable Care Act: What does It Mean for Women on College Campuses?

Published: August 2, 2012

Yesterday, the preventive health services portion of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), or Obamacare, went into effect. The PPACA states that birth control is in fact a preventive health service, therefore requiring insurance companies to cover it without co-pays or deductibles. This means birth control with no co-pays y’all!  This is a […]
By Francesca Witcher

Standing With Sisters in the HIV/AIDS Epidemic

Published: July 23, 2012

This week, more than 20,000 people from around the world, including scientists, medical doctors, sex workers, and AIDS activists, have been convening at the Washington, D.C., Convention Center for the XIX International AIDS Conference, the theme of which is “Turning the Tide Together.” The international conference hasn’t been in the U.S. for 22 years, because […]
By Francesca Witcher

Victory! North Dakotans say NO to Measure 3!

Published: June 13, 2012

North Dakotans voted overwhelmingly – 64% to 36% – against Measure 3 the so-called “religious liberties” state Constitutional amendment that could have been a huge blow to women’s rights. The measure would have amended the North Dakotan Constitution to allow a person or institution to carry out any action or practice solely based on his/her […]
By Francesca Witcher

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