Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw makes a scathing case against the way White House promotes deliberate silence around the sufferings of young black women. “Gender exclusivity isn’t new, but it hasn’t been so starkly articulated as public policy in generations. It...
By Deborah O’Rell In reading and researching Ida B. Wells-Barnett for this blog, what resonates in every article about her was her courage. This woman fiercely spoke her mind. She was a writer, a journalist, a teacher, and an activist and was a founding member...
By Michelle Kornblit The National Employment Law Project recently released Working Without Laws, a survey of employment and labor law violations in New York City. This report exposes the reality that America’s labor and employment laws are failing to protect...
By Saswat Pattanayak Whenever a progressive leader of the masses, a politically fundamental agent of change, a spirited revolutionary demands replacement of existing social order, the oppressive ruling class never dares confront the person; instead it iconizes him/her...
Jay W Pennell writes and Harcoreracefans.com reports that NASCAR has settled a $225 million lawsuit with a former technical inspector. Avoiding a potentially long and drawn-out public trial, NASCAR has settled a $225 million lawsuit with former Nationwide Series...
By Samantha Mc Lane Equal Pay Day is a movement that aims for the benefit of all working women in the United States without exception. However, as incredible as it is that gender inequity still persists in this century, inequity and differences remain between races,...
Jack Tuckner is a Women’s Rights in the Workplace attorney and a founding partner of Tuckner, Sipser. His New York City law firm, a Plaintiff’s employment law practice, may be the only law firm in the nation concentrating its practice on workplace gender rights, and Jack has led the field in identifying pregnancy discrimination in its myriad and evolving forms, establishing a reputation for feminist activism and the pursuit of gender justice in pay for all women.