An article in Slate takes an unflinching look at how white women have benefited in the workplace from the sweat of black and brown women. In Rethinking Work-Life Balance […]
Every night, the Carmelite Sisters of Baltimore gather together in their monastery to watch the news — the BBC before dinner and one of the national networks afterward. […]
While Stacey Abrams did not win her bid to become Georgia’s governor in the legal sense, her historic campaign can claim a number of victories: She ignited a […]
A record 102 women were elected to the House of Representatives this cycle — close to half of them women of color — and Democrats made massive gains, many […]
Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain this week pushed back against the idea that Donald Trump was driving away minority voters by insisting that there was […]
When Barack Obama became the first black President of the United States,, he was elected with the help of the country’s African Americans who turned out […]
Kelly Dittmar, Ph.D. Scholar, Center for American Women and Politics, Eagleton Institute of Politics; Assistant Professor of Political Science, Rutgers University–Camden Glynda Carr Co-founder and managing […]