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Harris to Hit the Road on Reproductive Rights Campaign Tour
With an appearance in South Carolina Monday, President Joe Biden delivered his second campaign speech in a matter of four days, a sign that the 2024 election is heating up.
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SC State Senator Tameika Isaac Devine Sworn Into Office
The swearing-in ceremony for State Senator-elect Tameika Isaac Devine happened at 4 p.m. Monday. The ceremony took place in the Senate chamber on the second floor of the State House with Chief Justice Beatty officiating.
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What Is Gender-Based Online Disinformation – And What Can We Do About It?
Lucina Di Meco, co-founder of #ShePersisted, shared research on gendered disinformation and online abuse against women in politics. She also shared suggestions for action during her presentation, part of a workshop for young church leaders on “Tackling Online Sexual and Gender-Based Violence.”
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Liz Cheney Considers Third-Party White House Bid
Originally published by Kate Brennan for The Story Exchange Former GOP Rep. Liz Cheney is weighing the possibility of running for president as a third-party candidate. Cheney discussed her tentative plans with…
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The Women Who Stood with Martin Luther King Jr. and Sustained a Movement for Social Change
Historian Vicki Crawford was one of the first scholars to focus on women’s roles in the civil rights movement. Her 1993 book, “Trailblazers and Torchbearers,” dives into the stories of female leaders whose legacies have often been overshadowed.
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2024 Begins with a Spate of ‘Disturbing’ Threats, Many against Women Officials
The spike in incidents comes as President Joe Biden kicks off his 2024 campaign schedule and marks the third anniversary of January 6.
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Life on the Campaign Trail, with Kids
When Patricia Jehlen first ran for school committee in Somerville, Massachusetts in the mid-1970s, she got lucky. She had a friend who ran a daycare out of her house, who offered to look after Jehlen’s two small children while she campaigned. Her husband worked full-time, and she needed to knock on thousands of doors to secure her seat, making child care a necessity.
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5 Ways to Make 2024 Politically Powerful for Women
Last year, women showed their clout at the ballot box to win back fundamental freedoms. In 2024, here’s how to secure their political influence even further.
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This Is How Black Women Leaders Do Not Survive
OPINION: Former Harvard President Claudine Gay’s resignation is now a reminder of the irreconcilability of successful Black womanhood with powerful, wealthy and predominantly white institutions.
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Special SC Senate Election Makes History
Women made up 14.7% of the 170 people in the Legislature in 2023, according to Rutgers’ Center for American Women and Politics.