The first Black woman staffing member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Mary O’Brien, passed away in March 2022 leaving behind a legacy of activism surrounding unions, voting rights
Read Full
Note: This article references Melissa Lucio’s long history as a victim of abuse and sexual violence. Melissa Lucio was born into abuse. She grew up watching her mother get beat
Read Full
But for the women of the Rio Grande Valley, the hardships posed by SB 8 are nothing new. For more than a decade, cuts to reproductive healthcare funding, the closure
Read Full
Our united struggle against racism, sexism and imperialist intervention is key to confronting aggression against China and racist attitudes.
Read Full
IWD has and is organized to highlight the struggle for women’s economic, social, and political achievements and to continue the struggle for full equality.
Read Full
Ever since the landmark 1973 case, reactionary forces have waged a war to reverse this decision by any means necessary. While met with much resistance, the attacks on reproductive rights
Read Full