Today at Ms . | February 16, 2021
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Welcome To Washington: Nine New Feminist Women Join the U.S. House of Representatives [[link removed]]
BY NANCY L. COHEN | Nine new Democratic women have joined the 117th Congress. Two defeated male incumbents in their Democratic primary races. Four are women of color. Many see long-standing feminist economic empowerment policies, such as paid leave and universal child care, as pillars of a society that values care work and caregiving.
All Politics is Local: Changemaking Happens Closer to Home Than You Realize [[link removed]]
BY ELAINA PEVIDE | Although national politics may take the cake when it comes to glamour and prestige, some of the most rewarding and effective advocacy work can come from engaging on a meaningful, personal level with your state representatives and local officials.
What Child Care Centers Can Teach Schools About How to Reopen Safely [[link removed]]
BY SARA MAUSKOPF | At some point, all children will go back to school. The question is when. With vaccines rolling out, a president who has made in-person schooling a priority, and cases declining, we must look to the child care providers who have been caring for children safely over the past 10 months.
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