>>By Mary Parry When I turned 16, my mom put a copy of her car key on a new key chain and adorned...[Read More]
Tag Archives: Women
>>I’m “lucky.” I’ve been sexually harassed only two or three times in my life. The first time happened while walking to class during the spring...[Read More]
>>Today we commemorate President George Washington’s Birthday—and, if you’re lucky, you got off work. I love this country, and I want to make it great...[Read More]
>>BY TAZRA MITCHELL, POLICY ANALYST AT THE NC BUDGET AND TAX CENTER Fairness is one of the most basic principles of a sound tax...[Read More]
>>BY SHOSHANNAH SAYERS, Deputy Director, Southern Coalition for Social Justice Women and people of color are widely acknowledged to be the communities most...[Read More]
>>The WWJD bracelet became the ultimate fashion accessory at my Southern elementary school in the mid-1990s, along with butterfly hairclips and platform flip-flops. Even I...[Read More]
>>This is part one of a two-part series highlighting the research of >>American Women, an organization seeking to amplify the voices of women. The next...[Read More]
>>Domestic violence programs funded by the NC Council for Women served more than 61,000 people in fiscal year 2010-2011, and 84% of them were women....[Read More]
>>What does it mean to be female in North Carolina? Two new studies look at that question – the >>Status of Women in North Carolina...[Read More]