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Friends of the EarthMar 304 min read

Celebrating women in the environmental movement

by Brittany Matter, associate editor

Heather Barmore in Democratic National ConventionMar 304 min read

Who Is the Woman Who Has Most Inspired You in Politics?

It’s been said before but it bears repeating…

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House Republicans in Women Making HistoryMar 234 min read

Rep. Bob Gibbs Celebrates Ohio’s Trailblazers

As Congressman for Ohio’s Seventh Congressional District, I have the honor of representing more than 700,000 Ohioans in the House of Representatives, and the privilege of meeting so many diverse and unique individuals.

Nancy PelosiMar 42 min read

Celebrating Women’s History Month

Each March, we come together to celebrate Women’s History Month — a time to lift up the legacy of…

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Sheila L PlankMar 72 min read

Women’s History & Black Women

Ronda Lee

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While I can’t answer your question about where all the feminists were when Sandra Bland died or when the high school girl was tossed across the room, but I can tell you that as a white feminist, I posted, retweeted and discussed, raised my voice and made a lot of people uncomfortable — but I did it from the back seat, because mine is not the “face…

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House Republicans in Women Making HistoryMar 242 min read

The Youngest Congresswoman Ever Explains Why We Need More Female Leaders

“Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is not your typical Millennial. At the age of 31, she’s already a member of Congress, where the average age is 60.”

Rosi Sellers in The CoolMar 84 min read

Women In Tech: A conversation with DreemKacher’s App Creator Raygrid Calderon

March marks Women’s History…

Setareh SabetyMar 54 min read

Erased From History: The Empty Place of Women On Our Family Tree

After posting my grandfather’s…

House Republicans in Women Making HistoryMar 243 min read

Ann Wagner Brings Darkness of Assault to Light

“As a mother, it is pure instinct to want to reach out and help protect this young woman, reassure her it’s not her fault and tell her that her perpetrator…