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In November 2018, the Department of Education released interim regulations under Title IX for improving the way in which schools respond to sexual harassment and assault. Critics say the regulations gut school sexual violence protections and silence survivors. But do they? Let’s play “Two Truths and a Lie” and find out.
Workers longer need a union boss to fight for the pay, benefits, and hours they can negotiate for themselves.
IWF's testimony will focus on the policy trade-offs, risks, and downsides of federal paid leave entitlements.
Now that the dust has settled from the January 20th Second Amendment Rally in Richmond, Virginia, what did Virginia, and the rest of the country learn?
Latest popup episode covering sexual assault on campus and the forthcoming regulations from the Department of Education that establish how colleges and universities are to process such claims.
It started because individuals cared, and wanted to do something to help others, not because government mandated a new program.
The idea behind an equity officer is that outcomes for all groups should be similar. If not, racism and discrimination are the reasons.
Via Washington Examiner
by Karin Lips
If women’s magazines want to advance women, they can do so by leading the way and recognizing some conservative women on their lists too.
Via Forbes
by Carrie L. Lukas
As the 2020 campaign goes into full swing, expect Democrats to reboot the same “Republican War on Women” trope they’ve been peddling for more than a decade.
Via The Detroit News
by Vicki E. Alger
Public schools throughout Michigan have a problem keeping students safe.
Via The Hill
by Heather Higgins and Jennifer C. Braceras
A Senate impeachment trial is both an opportunity conservatives should embrace, and a firecracker the left should fear.
Via Forbes
by Carrie L. Lukas
The media focuses on the personalities and horserace politics, but voters know that elections are more than popularity contests. They determine what policies will be put in place, which profoundly impact all of us.
Via NewsOne
by Carrie L. Lukas
While the focuses of this year’s march are important, they don’t particularly tap into the issues immediately affecting Black women.
Via The New York Times
by Carrie L. Lukas
When policymakers frame “choices” as personal preferences, it distracts from major structural constraints.
Via The Detroit News
by Hadley Heath
Elizabeth Warren’s temper tantrum Tuesday night on the Democratic presidential debate stage made me feel like I’d been transported back to 2016.
