Women’s International Democratic Federation: Revisited
From the ashes of WWII, the Women’s International Democratic Federation (WIDF) was formed. 850 delegates representing 40 countries convened in the founding WIDF congress in Paris in 1945. It was the largest and probably most ...
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A Call for Radical Change in Feminine Hygiene Products
by Maggie Alba Feminine hygiene products in the USA today are in need of radical change. In the US, there have been massive campaigns that seek to correlate shame and uncleanliness with menstruation in order ...
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Doubly Oppressed: Role of Women in the Household
by WREEView Editorial Board The labor of women in the household is often underappreciated by society. Women work full time jobs, raise children and take care of the home. Woman have not always had financial ...
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Julie K. Brown – Strong Example in Women’s Rights
Julie K. Brown is an American investigative journalist for the Miami Herald. Born in Philadelphia, PA in 1961, she worked hard to graduate Magna Cum Laude in 1987 from Temple University with a degree in ...
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Ms. Rachel: Advocate for Kids in Crisis
By Saumya V. Rachel Anne Accurso, also known as Ms. Rachel, is an educator and specialist in child development. She is best known for her educational videos on YouTube for infants, toddlers and young children. ...
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Statement on Recent Epstein Email Release
The Epstein case holds great significance in the inequality women and children experience. As conditions for working people worsen, the issue of sexual exploitation has become a political tool used by the oligarchy. The Epstein ...
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