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Progress in supporting the 70% of moms who work appears to be taking shape at different rates across the nation.
Best & Worst States for Working Moms
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Best & Worst States for Working Moms May 7, 2019 | John S Kiernan, Senior Writer & Editor 2047 SHARES Women make up nearly half of the U.S. workforce, and more than 70 percent of moms with young children are working. Yet women earned only 85 percent of what men made in 2018 and have far less u...
How to cope as the ‘only’ #black_woman – “Every morning, I remind myself of the most important lesson I’ve learned throughout my career: Although we may feel like others devalue our contributions, we must never devalue ourselves.” ow.ly/bqa150uo0MM
Here's What I Learned From Being The Only Black Woman In The Conference Room
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If I had to pick one word to describe the journey of being in management and leadership as a black woman, I’d go with “lonely."
Is there any woman out there who hasn’t been called ‘a girl’ at work? The use of this term is an unsettling #microaggression, and there ARE a few ways to handle it. ow.ly/OYwq50um3AI
Speaking up – with huge impact – Nike says it will now provide #pregnancy protections in the contracts of female athletes. Watch the story of Olympic runner Alysia Montano whose actions made the corporation do the right thing. #maternity ow.ly/qvpg50ulsqy
What Nike Told Me When I Wanted to Have a Baby | NYT Opinion
Being a mother and a champion was a crazy dream. But it didn’t have to be. Olympic runner Alysia Montano had accomplished all her dreams but one: being a mom...