The conversation centered around how continuing to push for progressive policies and resources that benefit Black women actually benefits all of us in the end.
Read MoreDear President Biden, as prominent leaders committed to gender, reproductive, racial, and economic justice, we urge you to nominate Julie Su for United States Secretary of Labor.
Read MoreWe cannot ignore that the majority of those living in Monterey Park are Asian American. Our hearts are broken for the victims and their families.
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Democracy was the winner in the 2022 Midterm Election cycle, with election deniers and MAGA extremists conceding races in a way that was a clear repudiation of Trumpism and extremism. Exit polls show people of color – particularly women of color – had a big role in making that happen.
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She the People is partnered with the National Women’s Law Center Action Fund to make sure we have everything we need to cast our ballots this November.
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Over the last couple weeks, as people started wearing masks in public to protect themselves, I resisted. As an Asian American woman in the time of COVID-19, I walk around knowing I am already perceived as a threat. I’ve thought to myself: if I put on a mask, it will only get worse. People will think I have the virus, and I’ll only be putting myself at greater risk of more attention and the possibility of harassment.
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The Democratic Party should have a woman of color as vice president on the ticket: Tell Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders your pick for VP.
Read MoreKlobuchar’s record – which she touts as evidence that she is a candidate who can unite the country to win against Trump – actually shows that she complicit in helping build a structure that will seek to keep people of color at a disadvantage, even as we become the majority population in the U.S.
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Nevada is where the 2020 Democratic primary really starts. Twenty-six percent of Democratic voters in Nevada are women of color and Nevada is where the electorate actually reflects the Party and the country. That’s why She the People did the first-ever presidential poll of women of color in Nevada, less than one month out from the Caucus.
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