Teachers in Columbus, Sacramento and Minneapolis have also walked out during a year where a national teacher shortage and low morale have impacted education.
In Florida, Alabama and Texas, teachers are left to interpret — and enforce — new laws aimed at limiting curriculum and restricting access to restrooms.
Women hold two-thirds of student loan debt, and women of color have higher loan balances than their White counterparts.
Many trans students in higher ed struggle with misgendering, isolation and excessive debt. Forgiving student loans could help.
Districts are separating books about sex, gender and race in school libraries, slapping warning labels on them and requiring parental permission for student access.
The school district joins a national movement to provide equal access to period supplies.
The 19th was granted exclusive access to listen in on discussions with a group of women who identify as Democrats or soft partisans. These were their concerns.
Children in food-insecure households, often headed by single parents, may struggle to meet their dietary needs following the end of universal pandemic-era meal waivers.
Cheryl Brown Henderson discusses the potential impact of Roe’s reversal on her family’s case and highlights the role women have traditionally played in the civil rights movement.
Advocates say low pay and a hostile climate toward educators, particularly around LGBTQ+ issues and race, are pushing people out of the profession in droves.