Today, civil rights legend and Georgia Rep. John Lewis will lie in state outside the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. Lewis, the longtime Democratic congressman from Atlanta and last living speaker from the historic March on Washington, died July 17 … Continue reading To Honor a Legend – VOTE
Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, which was enacted 48 years ago, prohibits sex discrimination in educational institutions.
Continue reading “Title IX Guidelines Essential on College Campuses”
There is unfathomable grief and anger over the unjustified killing of George Floyd, and now we see escalating protests in response.
Continue reading “Where We Stand: A Statement of Solidarity”
from Abuse to Economic and Social Empowerment
. . . a panel presentation at the United Nations’ Commission on the Status of Women
Michelle sums up her experience at the Women’s March best with a letter she wrote to her 18 month old daughter. Continue reading “My Future Fellow WOMAN”
While it is a common misconception that the “comic world” is solely a man’s world there is, in fact, no shortage of notable woman in the field. Continue reading “Local Women in Comics”
Due to the feminist movement, the hypersexualization Halloween costumes is a topic that is often discussed. Continue reading “Halloween is Not a Night For Cultural Appropriation”
You Can Have the Sports Section
I am not a sports fan. Continue reading “Are Girls Better Team Players Now That they are in the Game?”
Recently our country received some exciting news, 8 women will soon be represented on our money. Continue reading “The 8 Women on US Currency”
“I want young girls and boys to come here—10, 20, 100 years from now—to know that women fought for equality, it was not just given to them,” – President Obama on the Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument.
Continue reading “9 National Sites That Honor Women’s History”
