The Indian Child Welfare Act protects the rights of American Indian parents. The Supreme Court will soon decide the future of the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Passenger driving is often exploited labor. Recent coalitions between professional drivers and disability justice advocates suggest how workers and consumers can organize together.
We’re facing a national labor shortage of home healthcare aides, who tend to the basic needs of millions of Americans. To meet this crisis, we must transform labor conditions in the home healthcare industry
Outsiders can support Afghan women’s hard-won rights without reducing them to a monolith.
Child care is too expensive, while providers are underpaid. We need sustained public investment to fix both problems.
While nominally led by women, Puerto Rico’s government has not addressed underlying gender issues made worse by recent disasters, nor heeded calls for change from feminist groups.
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