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As federal cuts loom, caregivers fearful of life-changing losses

The HCB waivers are among the critical supports at risk for caregivers, according to the nonprofits Kentucky Economic Policy, Kentucky Voices for Health, the National Women’s Law Center, the Kentucky Association of Private Providers and...

For Black Women in Texas, Juneteenth’s Promise of Freedom Remains Unrealized

Black women in Texas earn 58 cents for every dollar earned by white men. Over the course of a typical 40-year career, then, Black women in the state will make, on average, nearly $1.3 million less...

Former Player Takes Legal Action Against Chiefs: Allegations of Racial Discrimination Uncovered

As more individuals become aware of workplace disparities, conversations about fairness have gained momentum on social media, with hashtags like #EqualPay and #DiversityInSports trending. These discussions are vital in pushing for change and bringing attention...

Anti-domestic violence groups sue Trump DOJ over anti-diversity restrictions

As women-focused news outlet The 19th reported, “The National Women’s Law Center filed a lawsuit on behalf of 17 state domestic violence and sexual assault organizations on Monday, arguing that restrictions the Trump administration has placed on grants...

What Happened to the Women of #MeToo?

For a long time, sexual violence was seen as a part of life—something women were told to avoid, and blamed for when they couldn’t. Police departments often did little to investigate claims. Accusers were humiliated...

Trump Admin Accused of ‘Grievous Harm’ to Groups Fighting Abuse of Women

The suit was filed by local attorneys representing the American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island, the Lawyers' Committee for Rhode Island, Democracy Forward, Jacobson Lawyers Group, and the National Women's Law Center.