women’s rights
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Breaking the Chains
140,000 jobs lost in December — all women
Originally posted on Breaking the Chains. Working-class and oppressed women are bearing the brunt of the combined COVID and economic…
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Analysis
Sexual assault rampant in ICE detention centers across Texas
Across the state of Texas, women have been brutalized, beaten and deported before they were able to testify against their…
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Analysis
Community concern in Washington state over hospital merger
Liberation News spoke with Susan Young and Carollynn Zimmers, DVM, two activists with Save Secular Healthcare WA, a grassroots organization…
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Analysis
Military sexual assault is business as usual say veterans as Fort Hood investigation concludes
Following a months-long investigation, the U.S. Army has disciplined 14 higher-ups at Fort Hood in Texas for failures of leadership…
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Breaking the Chains
Biden’s cabinet picks are a pittance—Representation in the capitalist government is not enough
If we study the political careers of Kamala Harris and Avril Haines we find that these women have consistently made…
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Analysis
Over 100,000 Polish women march against right wing’s latest attack on reproductive rights
For almost two weeks straight, hundreds of thousands of Polish women have marched through the streets of Warsaw and other…
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Militant Journalism
Family, community demand justice for woman killed by officer in Ohio
For exercising her right to defend herself, Donna Dalton was extra-judicially executed.
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Breaking the Chains
#SayHerName: Breonna Taylor would have been 27 today
Today Breonna Taylor would have been 27-years-old.
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Analysis
Women on the frontlines of COVID-19
Women workers face some of the greatest risks while also being on the frontlines of the crisis. The industries deeply…
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Analysis
COVID-19, capitalist crisis fuel violence against women in Utah
The dynamics of domestic violence commonly include isolation and fear.
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