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On average, Native women earn only 52 cents for every $1 paid to white men working part-time, full-time, and part year. For Native moms, it’s just 41 cents because in addition to sexism, racism and colonialism, moms face additional wage discrimination and barriers to employment.
The work we did to get out the vote together was important, not just for 2024, but for the future too – so we’re doubling down on building an even stronger movement with you. We're not giving up, for our daughters, our sons, our aging parents, our future generations, and ourselves.
The sheer level of disinformation, misinformation, and flat out lies that’s been aimed at voters – often through 30 second video bits – has been historically high through this election. Join together with us to fight disinformation!
As we move into 2025, we’ll help you make new connections and strengthen those you already have.
Emergency child care funding runs out in December, putting child care providers at risk of closing and making child care more unavailable and unaffordable for NC families. Tell NC lawmakers to act this week to continue their support of compensation grants. We're counting on them!
HB 10 would force local sheriffs to cooperate with ICE and divert $500 million that could fund public schools to instead use taxpayer dollars to cover tuition costs for children attending private schools. Tell lawmakers not to override Gov. Cooper's veto!
Our military moms have a 2-3 times higher risk than other moms of experiencing a maternal mental health complication. Let’s honor them by demanding that Congress do something about this awful disparity by supporting the MOMS Act.