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Beyond Title IX: Centering Anti-Racism in Violence Prevention in Education

August 10, 2020 by Alison Hagani Leave a Comment

CW: Institutional violence, campus sexual violence With the impending implementation of U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos’ new Title IX regulations, students and advocates across the nation are mourning the regression of protections for students impacted by sexual violence. Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 prohibits gender discrimination in education and provides […]

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Sex Work is Work: COVID-19’s Impact on the Sex Industry

April 24, 2020 by Allison Johntry Leave a Comment

How Does COVID-19 Affect Sex Workers? As the number of COVID-19 cases rapidly increases and most public places have closed due to social distancing, the livelihoods of sex workers are at risk. Sex workers cite that they have lost thousands of dollars due to cancelled conferences, travel restrictions, and clients’ fears of being in public […]

Virginia is for Lovers

Change Is Happening–Just Look at Virginia.

April 17, 2020 by Carolyn Wetzel Leave a Comment

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam certainly had a busy weekend last week. Virginia undeniably has a history of oppressive legislation, particularly in regards to race relations, gun control, and reproductive rights and access. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the governor’s own less-than-palatable past, which is putting it mildly: he’s not exactly the poster […]

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The Stimulus Bill Isn’t Enough.
It’s Time to Demand More.

April 10, 2020 by Beatrice Mount Leave a Comment

Just two weeks ago, the Trump administration signed into law the largest stimulus bill in U.S. history. The package, dubbed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) Act, is set to inject a desperately needed $2 trillion into the economy to curb the effects of the pandemic. Media outlets have praised the CARES […]

If I Were A Rich Man: A Series

If I Were a Rich Man:
Caregiving in the Time of Coronavirus

April 6, 2020 by Serena Saunders Leave a Comment

Join Feminist Majority Foundation intern Serena Saunders each week in If I Were a Rich Man as she explores the topic of money–as it relates to feminism–to provide young people with the information and resources they need to survive, thrive, and fight economic injustices. This week, Serena’s explaining how responding to COVID-19 is creating a […]

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COVID-19 School Shutdowns: Stories from Students at Cal State Long Beach

April 1, 2020 by Makenzie Sheckells Leave a Comment

Across the country, colleges and universities are transitioning to online courses either for an extended period of time or for the rest of the semester due to COVID-19. With campus buildings closing, graduation ceremonies becoming postponed, and on-campus resources coming to a halt, students are dealing with displacement, unemployment, and canceled opportunities; for many, their […]

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Equal Pay Day is Still Critical.

March 31, 2020 by Carolyn Wetzel Leave a Comment

Another Equal Pay Day has arrived, and this year is no different–women have come in the fight for equal pay and we’re looking towards an even more equitable future. This year, though, many may say that now is not the time to be harping about equal pay; after all, we’re in the middle of a […]

Fake Clinics Lie in the Name of God

March 25, 2020 by Alexandra Siebenhaar Leave a Comment

I walked into a fake clinic in Arbutus, Maryland on a late Friday afternoon with a vile of urine (that was not mine) in my purse that would indicate I was pregnant. There were children, children’s toys, and a rack of baby clothing of various sizes in the waiting room. This fake clinic is a […]

What Do Our Elections Say About Us? Misogyny, and Why It’s Harder
for Women to Run for Office

March 19, 2020 by Madison Hollon Leave a Comment

As the 2020 election has taken a particularly … familiar turn, the country should step back and evaluate what got us to this point. Why is our Democratic nominee down to two old white men? This long-winded race to the Oval Office started in early 2019 with six women in the running. Now, with only […]

If I Were A Rich Man: A Series

If I Were a Rich Man:
Accessibility Now and Forever

March 16, 2020 by Serena Saunders Leave a Comment

Join Feminist Majority Foundation intern Serena Saunders each week in If I Were a Rich Man as she explores the topic of money–as it relates to feminism–to provide young people with the information and resources they need to survive, thrive, and fight economic injustices. In this post, Serena covers the need for accessibility always–and not […]

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