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This Mother’s Day, We Owe it to Our Black Mothers to Address the Maternal Healthcare Crisis
This week the world learned of the new royal baby boy born to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, who is of African American descent. While we don’t yet know any details on the birth, we have heard from other famous… Read more »
Watch Livestream – – House Judiciary to Hold First ERA Hearing in 36 Years
For the first time in nearly four decades, the House Judiciary Committee will hold an official hearing on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). You can join NOW leadership and members and show your support at this exciting event, which exemplifies the grow… Read more »
House Judiciary to Hold First ERA Hearing in 36 Years
For the first time in nearly four decades, the House Judiciary Committee will hold an official hearing on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). This exciting development exemplifies the growing momentum behind finally ratifying the ERA in the Constitution…. Read more »
Reconciling Feminism and Faith: Growing Up Bisexual in the Methodist Church
Since I was born, I have attended a Methodist church in Washington, DC. I was baptized there, and through my church, I met lifelong friends, mentors, and people that I consider family. As long as I can remember, there have been members of my church tha… Read more »