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Black women in college face a volatile postgrad environment. The 19th spoke to students about what issues are top of mind for them heading into Election Day.
DOGE cuts dismantled a job pipeline for D.C.’s Black community and gutted the well-being of the women who hold it up.
Affordability is the top issue for Gen Z women. But few candidates are appealing to them with a message strong enough to cut through the noise.
People, especially women, are stressed about paying for everything, from groceries and housing to healthcare and retirement, according to new polling from The 19th and YouGov.
In the mega-consumption era of parenthood, the internet tells new moms that products can solve the hardest parts of having a newborn. All they have to do is add to cart.
Texas’ Republican Senate nominee is facing an online backlash from people who would prefer if women were not in the workforce.
The working class isn't just White men in hard hats anymore. A crop of women candidates may be the ones who can earn their votes.
Nome is one of the most expensive towns in America. Six young women there are hoping to get a minimum wage initiative on the November ballot.
We talked to four women who lost their jobs in a wave of cuts last year. They have advice for other Black women navigating the bleak market.
A portion of the billions of dollars now marked for Trump Accounts may go unspent due to one aspect of the program: enrollment is not automatic.