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At the National Women’s Law Center, we believe that justice for her is justice for all. We will never achieve equality and opportunity for all women without centering those who face the most inequities in society—Black and brown women, LGBTQ people, and women with disabilities.

U.S, Swimmer Lia Neal. Photo Credit: Erin Horan, https://www.flickr.com/photos/fort-greene/7754673948

Serena, Simone, and Laurie: Meet the Women of Color Piling Up Wins and Making History

Wooden gavel with blurred scales of justice in the background

Getting More Women (and Women of Color) on State and Federal Courts

A Year Later, We’re Still Waiting for Justice for Sandra Bland

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A Conversation on Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and Black Lives Matter

Affirmative Action Stands Victorious After the Supreme Court Ruling in Fisher v. University of Texas

Five Latinx LGBTQ Heroes We Should Celebrate Daily

Too Many Black Girls in Preschool Disciplined and Pushed Out

Advancing Equal Pay: Innovative Employer Approaches

Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools

A Lifetime of the Wage Gap Series

Let’s Celebrate Equal Pay Day by Making Equal Pay the Law in Maryland

A Lifetime of the Wage Gap: When You Don’t Know Your Number

Five Reasons I’m Going to the Black Girl Movement Conference

A Lifetime of the Wage Gap: A College Student’s Perspective

A Lifetime of the Wage Gap: A Young Career Woman’s Perspective

She Shoots, She Scores…and Then She Gets Paid a Whole Lot Less

Five Things You Should Know About Equal Pay Day for Asian American Women

Equal Pay for Asian American Women

Health Care Refusals Harm Patients: The Threat to LGBT People and Individuals Living with HIV/AIDS