Pink tariffs, layoffs and 401k losses all spell trouble for American women, says CEO of All In Together Lauren Leader.

Investigators detailed how officers sexually assaulted women, mistreated the homeless, exploited poor people ... legal ...

3 The largest American Women’s Hospitals projects in the 1920s and 1930s were ... They numbered over a million in total, and Greece, a poor country of approximately five million people, had to find a ...

It never disappeared from American political culture ... which was also a campaign against poor women. And people sensed their own vulnerability. The other reason they were quiet is that the ...

Many American companies were building factories ... colonialism and the exploitation of poor women of color. The women had only been told that they were taking a drug that prevented pregnancy ...

Asian American, immigrant, and poor women. Many African American women could not vote unimpeded until the passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965—long after the 19th Amendment went into effect. Work ...

Just five years later, President Lyndon Johnson established federal funding of birth control for the poor. Although many ... Under slavery, African American women were encouraged to have children ...

Led entirely by women, the American Female Moral Reform Society gave material aid to those in need and pushed for men to be ...

When you come home, there's a 14-day notice taped on the door to "pay or vacate." If you're a Black woman in the United States, your chance of being evicted is higher than any other demographic.