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The Status of Women in the States provides data on women’s progress in 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the United States overall. The data can be used to raise awareness, improve policies, and promote women’s equality.

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New State Grades on the Economic Status of Women Show Stagnant or Declining Progress in Most States

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  • “As the women who got this administration elected, we have to say ‘no, not this time.’ We need structural fixes and… https://t.co/7wqo20e7s6

  • Representation matters. https://t.co/5M1BvO8623

  • Live now on @MSNBC , @cnicolemason talking about what’s at stake for women and families with no new covid relief in… https://t.co/mRMb1OYi7a

  • Our analysis of what’s at stake for women and families when CARES Act benefits expire end of December https://t.co/e7hOalgJhu

  • Twelve million workers could lose their benefits when the CARES Act benefits expire on December 26. Congress needs… https://t.co/8PDSxH3Mo6

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