Filed Under: “19th News”
Women athletes are finally speaking out about the double-standards the sports world places on them
The country’s first new federal holiday since 1983 is the fruit of a decades-long push to acknowledge the importance of emancipation
The historic expansion of the child tax credit this year could slash child poverty in half, but only if the poorest families can access it
Bridging ideological and partisan gaps has proven difficult in today’s politics but two women senators are showing that it’s still possible
Republicans in a number of states have been using proposed bans on transgender athletes as a campaign tactic
Some parents are finding they have to keep wearing masks until their young children can be vaccinated against Covid-19 as well
The Arizona senator doesn’t explain herself often, but her autobiography suggests she has a method to her actions
First drafted in 1923, the Equal Rights Amendment has only recently been ratified by 38 states, the number needed to add it to the Constitution. A new generation of activists, often Black and queer, are putting in the work to make the ERA a reality.
The Affordable Care Act is seeing its first expansion after surviving years of conservative attacks as Democrats try to expand health insurance coverage.