Sarah Jaffe is a reporting fellow at Type Media Center and the author of Necessary Trouble: Americans in Revolt and Work Won’t Love You Back.
How Ai-jen Poo’s radical vision for caregiving could remake our economy along more humane lines.
After a three-and-a-half-year struggle, workers in Cablevision’s first unionized shop finally win a contract.
Andrew Cuomo’s challenger for Governor of New York State didn’t beat him in the primary, but she did prove that no candidate is invincible.
Other countries provide childcare and income supports for poor mothers; in the United States, we arrest them.
Andrew Cuomo’s unlikely challenger for Governor of New York is gaining endorsements and giving him a headache.
In the final days of its last term, the Supreme Court handed down three rulings of major consequence for women. Our panelists discuss.
While Nikki Haley’s political positions may fit squarely into the conservative Republican camp, her Indian-American identity allows South Carolina conservatives and the Tea Party crowd to boast of racial diversity in their ranks.