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Every Vote Counts

Democrats split the Virginia state House thanks to feminist candidates–and took the tie-breaking seat by just one vote.

National

The Trump administration is continuing to attack reproductive rights, net neutrality and even individual female journalists—and they’re standing firm with Roy Moore in the wake of rape accusations by multiple women.

A Night of Firsts: Women Won Big and Made History in Tuesday’s Elections

Gwen Kash

On the eve of the one-year anniversary of the 2016 elections, voters across the country delivered historic wins for women candidates.

Arts & Entertainment

Singer-Songwriter Mia LJ is Using the Last Legs of Humanity to Push Out Powerful Messages

Rosenna Bakari

Only 19 years old, Jeune is down-to-earth, thoughtful and sure of herself—and she’s using music to leave her mark on the fraught world we live in.

The High Cost of Cash Bail

Julia Gordon-Bramer

A movement to revise the bail systems is spreading across the U.S. like wildfire, and women are carrying the torches.

National

War on Women Report No. 7

Jessica Merino

This week, the Trump administration came under fire for attacking voting rights, nominating a white supremacist to the federal bench and employing an aide with a 20-year tenure as a racist and sexist under his belt. Amidst those reports, Trump put DACA—and DREAMers—at risk, dismantled the ACA and threatened to leave Puerto Rico without relief.

Economic Justice Isn’t Part of Trump’s Budget

Karen Stefano

The budget proposes $1.5 trillion in cuts to federal spending, setting its particular sights on the decimation of programs that aid lower income families, the elderly, students and women.

Bringing the Intersections to the Forefront in the Fight to End Campus Sexual Assault

Rosenna Bakari

End Rape on Campus launched their Centering the Margins initiative to provide culturally-competent resources that center the needs and experiences of sexual assault survivors living at the intersections.

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It’s Time for Female Athletes to Take Back Title IX from the Trump Administration

Amanda Hunter

Title IX needs a champion—and it needs one now. What if the sports heroes of Title IX formed the frontlines of the fight against campus sexual assault?

Arts & Entertainment

Q&A: Playwright Kati Schwartz on Finding Political Humor in Personal Pain

Joan Lipkin

“I think women, and all artists, should put their efforts into whatever medium they’re the most drawn to. There’s a huge need for the authentic voices of women and gender non-binary people, and there’s no real telling where opportunity lies.”

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