Looking Back, Marching Forward: Teens Reflect On Anniversary Of Women’s March
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the women’s march. And it’s been a busy year for women’s rights.
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Alabama Election By The Numbers: Black Voters Elected Doug Jones
Some are saying the results are a warning sign for Republicans, or creepy dudes, or both. But when we look at the numbers, it gets complicated.
Why I’m Saying “Boy, Bye” To Abusive Artists
Every time we listen or watch something produced by a rapist or abuser, not only are we adding to their wealth but we are normalizing their behavior.
First Job? Here’s What You Should Know About Sexual Harassment
As sexual harassment revelations break out across the country, #MeToo continues to be in the headlines. But what’s at stake for young women entering the workplace?
Teens: #MeToo Opened My Eyes, And Not In A Good Way
It’s alarming to see your parents cry, it’s alarming to see that the adult world has more flaws than you expected.