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The Status of Black Women

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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  • McDonald’s workers describe rampant harassment, workplace groping and suggestive comments https://t.co/WZ2ajw3umZ @DPAQreport

  • 4 in 10 women at two-year colleges say that they are likely or very likely to drop out of school due to their… https://t.co/lQarNoB8DR

  • On average, single mothers who earn a bachelor’s degree have nearly $30,000 in student debt one year after graduati… https://t.co/rAZre0frOb

  • New push from the labor movement in San Antonio could bring #paidsickdays to the forefront https://t.co/Z6IAtv8snK

  • Florida women are physically healthier but data on mental health causes concern https://t.co/Tcigoo5kLT

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