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2020 Was a Disaster for Black Immigrant and Women-Led Households. Fixing This Should Be Top Priority in 2021

2020 Was a Disaster for Black Immigrant and Women-Led Households. Fixing This Should Be Top Priority in 2021

Aimée-Josiane Twagirumukiza

With mere days until Joe Biden’s inauguration, where Kamala Harris—a Black woman and daughter of immigrants—will stand as his number two, it’s time for some big action in favor of Black women and Black immigrants.

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A Traveling, Pop-Up Library Holds Exclusively Books Written by Black Women

A Traveling, Pop-Up Library Holds Exclusively Books Written by Black Women

Nia Norris

Interdisciplinary artist and set designer Ola Ronke Akinmowo hosted her first popup library on a stoop in Bed-Stuy in 2015 with about 100 books. Since then, the Free Black Women’s Library has accumulated over 3,000 books written by Black women of every genre.

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SCOTUS Blocks Access to Abortion Pill By Mail During Pandemic—But Biden Likely Reverse Trump Policy Soon

SCOTUS Blocks Access to Abortion Pill By Mail During Pandemic. Advocates Look to Biden Administration to Reverse Trump Policy

Carrie N. Baker

On Tuesday, six members of the Supreme Court granted a Trump administration request to reinstate an FDA rule requiring patients seeking medication abortion to make an unnecessary in-person visit to their health care provider just to pick up the medication and sign a form.

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January 2021 Reads for the Rest of Us

January 2021 Reads for the Rest of Us

Karla Strand

Karla Strand is back and bringing you 30 of the most exciting books releasing this month. Some of these are already out, so you’ll have to catch up!

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Pelosi’s House Impeaches Trump for Historic Second Time

Pelosi’s House Impeaches Trump for Historic Second Time

Amanda Becker, The 19th

The U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach Donald Trump on Wednesday afternoon just days before his presidency ends, with some Republicans backing the effort, including the party’s highest-ranking woman in the chamber.

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Q&A: Dr. Sophia Yen and the Future of Birth Control

Ms. Q&A: Dr. Sophia Yen on the Explosion of Telehealth and the Future of Birth Control

Katie Fleischer

Dr. Sophia Yen, co-founder & CEO of Pandia Health, discusses her experiences as the founder of a women-led, doctor-led birth control delivery service.

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The Fight for Our Rights: Women, Mass Incarceration, and Criminal Justice

The Fight for Our Rights: Women, Mass Incarceration, and Criminal Justice

Mariah A. Lindsay

Mass incarceration is not typically discussed in the context of the way it impacts and causes harm to women.

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It’s Not Enough to Just Break Records in the 117th Congress

It’s Not Enough to Just Break Records in the 117th Congress

Maura Reilly

Despite historic numbers of women elected to the 117th Congress, the U.S. continues to fall far short of gender balance.

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Athletes Win First Round in Title IX Challenge To Cuts To Women’s Sports

Athletes Win First Round in Title IX Challenge To Cuts To Women’s Sports

Carrie N. Baker

“I understand that our teams don’t make as much money as football and basketball,” says Sage Ohlensehlen, captain of the women’s swim team at University of Iowa and lead plaintiff in a class-action Title IX lawsuit against the school. “But we trained just as hard and we have just as much love for our sport. We deserve to play just as much as any other athlete.”

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Trump Alone Has the Nuclear Codes—but Congress Can Change That

Trump Alone Has the Nuclear Codes—But Congress Can Change That

Corey Greer

We have a long way to go when it comes to building back up our democracy in the years to come—we can no longer ignore the deep crevices in the foundation of our republic. But there is one thing that we can all agree on: One person should not have the sole authority to launch nuclear weapons.

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