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Posted by
Kim on 03/08/2021
March marks the beginning of Women’s History Month, a month dedicated to celebrating women and all they have done for society, home and abroad. Women’s History Month had its origins as a national celebration in 1981 when Congress passed Public Law 97-2
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Posted by
Kim on 03/03/2021
Under the Trump Administration , the bold advances that women have made over the past decades, particularly those of our Black, Indigenous, Women of Color, Latinx, trans, and gender non-conforming relatives, have come under threat of reg
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Posted by
Kim on 02/23/2021
Under the Trump Administration these past four years, the bold advances that women have made over the past decades, particularly those of our Black, Indigenous, Women of Color, Latinx, trans, and gender non-conforming relatives, have come under threat
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Kim on 02/18/2021
Under the Trump Administration these past four years, the bold advances that women have made over the past decades, particularly those of our Black, Indigenous, Women of Color, Latinx, trans, and gender non-conforming relatives, have come under th
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Posted by
Kim on 01/22/2021
Homelessness casts a dark shadow over the United States, affecting over 560,000 Americans nation-wide. While homelessness presents the ever-present struggle to find food, shelter, and basic resources, women are particularly affected. With every month c
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