WASHINGTON, D.C. — Every March, Women’s History Month presents an opportunity to uplift women who continue to fight for equality, achieving tremendous feats. Women experience incessant threats to their livelihood, physical autonomy, and safety and have no choice but to fight to control their own lives. This past year, women continued to take hard hits; Read more …
Since the Supreme Court’s inception in 1790, a Black woman has never been nominated by a president to become a justice. As is the old and familiar custom of this country, Black female ascension to the bench falls at the bottom of a hegemonic structure in which White men are followed by Black men, and Read more …
“With an old house, the work is never done and you don’t expect it to be. America is an old house; we can never declare the work over and are already…when you live in an old house you may not want to go into the basement after a storm to see what the rain has Read more …
It is no secret that our most sacred institutions are under threat in the United States. We have reached an inflection point in American society where we are reckoning with our past and present, and the potentiality of the future. At this year’s NOW Racial Justice Summit, Connected by Justice and Intersectionality: Facing the Realities Read more …
The NOW Feminist Public Square book club was honored to host Saru Jayaraman, author of the eye-opening book, “One Fair Wage.” In her publication, Jayaraman discusses the nuances of wage rates in the United States workforce, highlighting the systemic inequalities that millions of marginalized Americans face. To address the deficits in pay practices, Jayaraman launched Read more …
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