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Will Taylor Swift’s sexual assault legal victory empower others?

  • PBS NEWSHOUR
When a radio host sued pop star Taylor Swift for defamation, Swift sued him back, winning $1 in damages. But there’s a greater victory: having a jury affirm her claim as a victim of sexual...

Trump administration could zap Obamacare enrollment by dropping outreach deals

  • CNBC
Amanda Hooper, the National Women's Law Center's director of engagement and mobilization, told CNBC that "we have no indication from them that there will be reach out," as the Obama administration did with that organization...

What that Google memo didn’t tell you about pay inequality in America

  • The Guardian
Fatima Goss Graves, president and CEO of the National Women’s Law Center, said the wage gap is an “overall measure of workplace inequality”. “Even when you control for a long list of factors like race,...

Texas women lagging behind in health coverage and access by big margins

  • Houston Chronicle
In many states, including Texas, it was once common for a healthy, non-smoking woman to pay more for a health plan than a man who was the same age and smoked, according to a separate...

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos kicks off emotional battle over campus sexual assault rules

  • Los Angeles Times
“[We] still see this knee-jerk reaction that there’s something wrong with the student who actually made the complaint,” said Fatima Goss Graves, president of the National Women’s Law Center.

Google flap: How to have an opinion and still keep your job

  • USA Today
Fatima Goss Graves, president and CEO of the National Women's Law Center, says that companies should actively outline to employees what is not acceptable at the office. “I think employers should be both describing, and...