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Today at Ms. | December 19, 2023
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We Still Have A Caregiving Crisis. Let’s Solve It [[link removed]]
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Sixty-one percent of caregivers in the U.S. are women. (SDI Productions / Getty Images)
BY JOSEPHINE KALIPENI | Around 43.5 million caregivers provide unpaid care to an adult or child each year, and 61 percent of them are women. Work isn’t working for most people—and when work doesn’t work, families become financially unstable and women leave the workforce.
I implore Congress to focus on this issue in 2024, to make it a reality for workers across the country. Millions are waiting.
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New DOJ Settlement Aims to Reunite Separated Families [[link removed]]
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Immigrants rally against former President Donald Trump’s immigration policy, held next to the Trump Building on Wall Street in New York City on Jan. 19, 2018. (Mohammed Elshamy / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images)
BY MARY GIOVAGNOLI | Five years after the Trump administration separated nearly 5,000 children and families in an attempt to deter migration, the Department of Justice has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit, Ms. L v. ICE, brought on behalf of those families by the ACLU. What began as a lawsuit representing one mother and one child quickly grew, as initial discovery in the case revealed that the scope of separations was far greater, and started far earlier, than May and June 2018, when the bulk of the separations took place.
“All of the consequences of such a horrific policy came, in part, because we don’t have an immigration system that actually centers the welfare of the child in decision-making.”
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Shine Your Light: Reflections on ‘Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé’ [[link removed]]
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BY JANELL HOBSON | Renaissance—Beyoncé Knowles-Carter’s fifth self-directed film—is about how to shine your light, how to give others shine, and how to sit in darkness until the light comes again.
In this season of light, we have a tremendous opportunity to observe a Black woman in her prime at 42 years old making art, working at her craft, raising her children, and surrounded by a strong network.
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As various wars and conflicts continue to mount around the world, from Ukraine to Gaza, to Sudan and beyond, we’re wondering: where are the women at the negotiating table? The number of women and girls living in conflict-affected countries continues to mount, reaching 614 million people in 2022—a 50-percent increase from 2017. What do governments and NGOs need to do to make sure that women’s needs do not fall through the cracks?
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