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How Republicans’ Plans to Cut Medicaid Will Hurt Young Women
House Republicans proposed an $880 billion cut.
By Kierra B. Jones
Women's Sports Is Having Its Moment, But the Trump Administration Could Stop All That Progress
One of Trump's proposed policies could mean more discrimination for girls and women's sports.
By Devi Jags
We’re Already Seeing High Early Turnout From Young Voters
Especially young women of color.
By Rachel Janfaza
I Went to an Adult Summer Camp for Women: Here’s How It Went
Camp Social is meant for women 21 and up who want to make friends and relive their childhood camp dreams.
By Ashleigh Carter
JD Vance Doesn't Want All Women to Be Trad Wives, Just White Women (and Maybe His Wife)
This trad wife vision relies on the labor of women of color, particularly Black women.
By Renee Bracey Sherman
12 Women’s Sports Documentaries You’ll Want to Stream Immediately
Watch these talented athletes navigate amazing highs and heartbreaking lows.
Celebrating International Women’s Day As Women’s Rights Crumble
Platitudes don't replace progress
By Angie Jaime
These Female Astronauts Are Making Space Travel More Inclusive
“I've always held out that women could be anything they want to be.”
By Fortesa Latifi
Why Seeing Smart Girls Onscreen May Actually Make for a Better World
Charithra Chandran calls for more education for girls across the world, arguing that the arts can help us get there.
By Charithra Chandran
Why Teen Girls Have Always Been on the Vanguard of Social Progress
Their stories had been excised from the historical record.
By Mattie Kahn
There’s A Dark Side to Some of Those Cottagecore Influencer Accounts
Nostalgia isn’t everything it’s cracked up to be.
By Julie Kohler
When Your Loved Ones Go Missing and Authorities Don’t Care
“We have no idea where she could be.”
By Mona Gable
Have a Surgery Coming Up? You May Have to Take a Pregnancy Test.
Given the repeal of Roe v. Wade, these tests could have dangerous implications in some states.
By Rebecca Long and Larisa Klebe
The Incredibly Sexist Roots of Administrative Professionals Day
The way secretaries used to be treated was wild.
By Ellen Cassedy
What It’s Like to Give Birth While in Jail
"We cannot train or reform our way out of the systemic cruelty" of mass incarceration.
By Amy Growcock and Krish Gundu
I Almost Died Because Doctors Didn’t Believe My Symptoms Were Real
Women are too often dismissed for exaggerating their health issues.
By Lindsey Beth Meyers
A Post-Roe America Demands Guaranteed Income
If states can force people to have children, we must force states to financially provide for them.
By Kelsey Soderberg
Black Women Made the March on Washington Possible
But at the march, men were front and center.
By Autumn Duncan and Cameron Katz
Before My Incarceration, I Was Just a Depressed College Student
Many women like me share similar experiences of abuse and childhood abandonment.
By Asia Johnson