The Main Agenda No Black Woman Made Forbes’ Highest-Paid Podcasters List: Here’s Why That’s Not About Talent Recently, Forbes released its 2026 ranking of the highest-paid podcasters, and the number at the top of the list...
Meet The Woman Behind The World’s First Environmental Justice Encyclopedia This story was originally reported by Jenae Barnes, Climate Reporter of The 19th. Meet Jenae and read more of...
Power Agenda A Peek Inside Her Agenda: Kim Villanueva As politics takes center stage, it may seem like the term “feminist” has become a bad word. Feminism, like many movements, faces the danger... By: Varsha Pai · 2 weeks ago
The Main Agenda Gen Z Women Are The Most Pessimistic About The American Dream This story was originally reported by Terri Rupar of The 19th. Meet Terri and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy.... By: The 19th · 4 weeks ago
The Main Agenda Overcome The Queer Wage Gap And Build Personal Wealth To overcome the Queer wage gap means understanding that the wage gap is in reference to discrepancies between LGBTQ+ people and heterosexual people. Unfortunately,... By: Candis McDow · 1 month ago
The Main Agenda How Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender-Non-Conforming Professionals Can Navigate Workplace Dress Codes Without Losing Their Personal Style Despite evolving conversations around gender identity, many workplaces still operate under dress codes built around the binary. “Business professional” and “business casual” may sound... By: IMAN M'FAH TRAORE · 1 month ago
The Main Agenda The Rise Of Queer Women In Agri-Tech: 5 Femmes Leading The Farming Industry In the past few decades, agriculture has used technology to improve the efficiency and sustainability of farming systems. This increases yields, reduces resource use,... By: Edikan Umoh · 2 months ago
Exclude Feed Women Lead As Health And Wellness Influencers. Why Do So Many Men Have More Followers? Sixty-four percent of health and wellness influencers are women, according to a new analysis. That dominance in the online...
The Main Agenda Motown’s Black Women Songwriters And Producers Were The Invisible Architects Behind The Pop Music Juggernaut During the 1960s, in a country divided by racial strife, the music of Berry Gordy Jr.’s Motown Records helped...
The Main Agenda 4 Invisible Women Of The Disability Rights Movement We Should All Know Human rights must include disability rights, and disability rights must include racial and women’s rights. According to the CDC, “Over one in four adults... By: Chazley Williams · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda Why More Women Are Delaying Motherhood To Establish Their Careers Millennial women are defining their own paths, both professionally and personally. Instead of choosing traditional routes of marriage and motherhood, millennials are choosing careers... By: Candis McDow · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda Ana L. Oliveria, President And CEO Of The New York Women’s Foundation, Announces Her Decision To Step Down On this, the Foundation’s 40th Anniversary, Oliveira leaves a powerful legacy advancing gender, racial, and economic justice. The New York Women’s Foundation honors President and CEO Ana... By: Kerbi Lynn · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda The Enduring Influence Of Historically Black Colleges For Women Leaders You can’t discuss Black culture without talking about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The Mecca, Aggies, Spelman, Morehouse, the Rattlers, and more have... By: Marissa Braswell · 5 months ago
The Main Agenda Why Every Working Woman Should Know The History Of Equal Pay The gender wage gap has been an issue for female workers for centuries and decades, but the introduction and enforcement of equal pay has... By: Edikan Umoh · 5 months ago
The Main Agenda The Evolution Of The Glass Ceiling From 1920 To 2026 Due to bias and unethical hiring practices, women are still struggling to gain and maintain equal rights, pay, opportunities,...
The Main Agenda How To Honor Women’s History Month Without Corporate Performative Activism Each year since 1995, the president of the United States has issued an official proclamation designating March as Women’s...
The Main Agenda Monifa Bandele And The High Stakes Of The Maternal Justice Movement Monifa Bandele grew up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, with both of her parents being activists. In fact, her mom is a social worker and... By: Mariah Towles · 5 months ago
The Main Agenda Black Women In The Workforce Are The Economic Warning Sign We Cannot Ignore The Her Agenda Forecast Today’s Data. Tomorrow’s Agenda. The Black woman: Everyone’s trusted work friend. The most educated demographic. The “backbone of the economy.”... By: Kerbi Lynn · 7 months ago
The Main Agenda Nourbese Flint On Why Reproductive Justice Is The American Dream Growing up, Nourbese Flint, president of All* Above All and All* In Action Fund, was exposed to the reproductive health space by her mother... By: SaDiedrah Harris · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda What You Need To Know About The Double Tax Black Women And Women Of Color Face “Womanhood is really expensive. Always ask for more,” wrote Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman on the dedication page of her new book, The Double Tax: How... By: SaDiedrah Harris · 11 months ago
