What if we could convince the S.C. legislature to pass a single bill that would profoundly affect every other political issue for decades to come? This year, we can. If H3054 becomes law, it will benefit the people of South Carolina for the foreseeable future by correcting a flawed system that allows legislators to choose …
Sophie Wilmes of Belgium made headlines in recent days as she was named that country’s first-ever female prime minister. Her appointment is noteworthy since men still outnumber women four to one in parliaments around the world. The higher the office, the greater the discrepancy. According to a recent World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Gender Gap …
The new school year is upon us. Just think how different our public education system would be if more educators sat on local school boards. What if half of our state legislators and representatives in Congress were former teachers and school administrators, instead of lawyers and millionaires? Public school teachers see first hand the inequality …
Likeability has been part of current political discourse, largely directed at female candidates. It’s no secret that women often walk a tightrope, especially in traditionally male arenas. The “soft” qualities attributed to women, such as empathy and nurturing, are accepted as appropriate for females in the workplace, but a woman who is assertive, direct, and …
August 26th is Black Women’s Equal Pay Day, which means black women had to work all of 2018 and until August 26, 2019 to catch up with what white men were paid in 2018 alone. The fact is: regardless of their occupation, level of education, or years of experience, black women are still paid 39% …
