She’s Not Like Us
In my early 20s I worked as a receptionist in a private medical office. The main doctor was also the owner and my boss. The staff were all women, including my boss. She was in ...
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Queer Liberation or Liberal Intersectionality?
Over the recent course of history the role of the LGBTQ+ movement has played a major role among the working class, especially that of women. Yet despite LGBTQ+ getting more and more representation, many in ...
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The Price to Pay for Women Working in Healthcare
Healthcare has always been, and always will be, an ever-changing field full of challenges. I am currently employed at a not-for-profit nursing home as a counselor and have witnessed the devastating effects COVID-19 has had ...
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How Did We Lose Our Voice?
Here is where Sisterhood is truly born, and here is where we build our numbers until they are at a tsunami level, because only then will our voice be heard again. How did we lose ...
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Working Class Families in the Belly of the Beast
Bills. So many bills… Medical, Rent/Mortgage, Groceries, Utilities… when did diapers get so expensive… and the ever elusive “surprise bill”. I spend most of my waking hours at a job where I have no say ...
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