Black voters as saviors – and scapegoats
The data suggest it’s time to look beyond the old idea that Black Americans are a monolithic voting bloc.
Some female leaders handled covid and other crises very well
What made these leaders effective? We interviewed politicians, journalists, doctors and others in New Zealand and Iceland to find out.
Democrats are losing White women. Will repealing Roe bring them back?
Possibly, if it’s combined with a strong mobilization strategy, research suggests
It’s International Women’s Day. How much power do women have around the globe?
When women take political leadership positions, beware the backlash
Happy 50th anniversary, women’s legislative caucuses! Here’s how to be even more effective.
Black women legislators can point out policy blind spots others might overlook
Why haven’t U.S. mothers returned to work? The child-care infrastructure they need is still missing.
For women with children at home, the Great Resignation is really the Great Push, our research finds
Catholic clerics struggle to avoid partisan politics. Evangelical leaders dive right in. Why the difference?
It’s all about hierarchy and its absence.
Juneteenth brings together many celebrations, and reminders of the work still ahead
For Black Americans, freedom is tied to location — not a date in June
If Biden wants to help American families recover from the pandemic, his plans should emphasize good jobs
Kids do better when their parents have more control over their time and better working conditions
The ‘model minority’ myth hurts Asian Americans – and even leads to violence
Assuming that anti-racist efforts don’t work for Asian Americans makes discrimination harder to eliminate