Jon Wiener writes for The Nation: “Occidental College, the Los Angeles school where thirty-seven students and alumni filed a federal complaint last spring about rape on campus, has quietly settled with at least ten of the complainants. Under the settleme…
Petula Dvorak writes for The Washington Post (TRIGGER WARNING): “You know how you can get all wrapped up in a good summer novel and have to remind yourself where you are when you put it down?
Well, America has made it pretty hard this past week to rem…
Natasha Turner writes for Ms. Blog: “The company DrinkSavvy is trying to change these statistics. By developing cups, glasses and straws that change color at the detection of invisible drugs, it hopes to make bars and clubs a safe space for all.”
In the U.S. and around the globe, women continue to be targets of sexual and domestic violence. Women are discriminated against in the workplace, and disproportionately suffer from poverty, less access to health care, less access to a livable wage, and barriers to higher education.
Philip Rucker writes for The Washington Post: “It was one of the most memorable lines of President Obama’s second inaugural address, a nod to ‘our forebears through Seneca Falls and Selma and Stonewall.’ On Thursday, as he took his college affordability bus tour across upstate New York, the president paid a visit to Seneca Falls, Read more …
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