On World Water Day, a Spotlight on U.S. Public Water Systems
A continuing water crisis in Flint, Michigan, is shattering the perception that only residents of poor countries are denied access to this basic human right.
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Gavel Drop: States Cry Foul About Proposed Census Citizenship Question
And in other news, did Facebook exclude women and families from seeing certain types of housing ads? Advocates say yes—and that it's illegal.
Parkland Students Join Their Generation Z Peers to Change the Country, Stop Being Killed
"Our voices are getting louder. Our political power is expanding."
Gavel Drop: The Koch Brothers Want to Steal the Next Supreme Court Seat
And in other news, abortion restrictions are being challenged in Louisiana and Montana, and our national immigration agency just keeps being deplorable.
Remember Erica Garner by Fighting to Protect Black Women’s Health
To fully relieve Black women of their burdens in the United States would require the dismantling of the racist, sexist, and capitalistic structures that plague the country—a formidable challenge, to say the least. Yet, we can chip away at those structures through fighting for these solutions.
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One of the Worst Abortion Restrictions Has Its Roots in an 11-Year-Old Supreme Court Case
At least three federal courts of appeals are considering cases on dilation and evacuation abortion bans that could be the next big test of Roe v. Wade.
