In a memo first shared with The 19th, the administration argues the American Jobs Plan is critical to undoing the pandemic recession’s disproportionate impact on working women of color.

Latinas, already at a financial disadvantage, faced a “triple crisis” during the pandemic: higher COVID-19 infection rates, greater economic losses and increased family-work conflict.

Helpr, one of the fastest growing apps offering backup child care, is behind new legislation in California that would require big employers to give their workers subsidized backup care.

As postpartum depression surges in the pandemic, doulas and midwives help fill the mental health gap for Black people.

Sara Lind plans to focus on in-person campaigning between now and her June primary for a seat on the New York City Council. “I don’t need to be here in order to run a successful campaign.”

Everyone is talking about the 127 anti-transgender bills in statehouses. But trans murders are up 100 percent.

Readers of The 19th shared what Selena means to them and why they believe her legacy still lives on today.

Three high school students spoke with The 19th about their experiences playing baseball, gender equity in sports and anti-trans sports legislation.

The Emory University professor’s new book examines the inequities built into the U.S. tax code.