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National Partnership for Women & Families — improving the lives of women and families by achieving equality for ALL women.

Washington, D.C.
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  1. Retweeted
    18 hours ago

    Georgia voters will have the chance to vote for TWO U.S. Senators who will represent their interest on: 🍑 Climate Change 🍑 Racial Justice 🍑 Healthcare Access 🍑 And More! Make your voice heard on the issues YOU care about in the Georgia runoffs. 👇

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  2. Nov 26

    This , we're wishing everyone a safe, healthy and socially-distanced holiday! We're thankful for you and for everyone committed to making America more fair, equitable and family friendly.

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  3. Nov 25

    “By upholding the notion that paternity leave is just as essential as maternity leave, it helps to break down the stereotypical gender roles that often hold women back from career success down the line.”

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  4. Retweeted
    Nov 25

    "As the pandemic rages on, families of color are bearing down and doing their best to fight this battle, but many simply can't hold on for much longer. A rise in evictions, payday loans and bankruptcy continue to increase."

    86% of Latino and 66% of Black households with children report serious financial problems due to the pandemic. Families of color, disproportionately affected by job loss, are being forced to dip into their savings to make ends meet, widening the .
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  5. Retweeted
    Nov 24

    Every worker, regardless of gender identity or role, deserves access to to take care of themselves and/or their families. It’s clear that we need .

    Won't stop until every American (male and female) has access to -- and every man feels confident enough to take it!
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  6. Nov 24

    "When politicians attack Medicaid patients, people of color and women who already navigate inherently discriminatory systems with fewer freedoms than others, lose the ability to choose the provider best for them." More from :

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    Nov 24

    This is deeply troubling. People insured through Medicaid should be able to see the provider of their choice. This decision will further reduce access to essential sexual and care for the most marginalized communities.

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  8. Nov 24

    86% of Latino and 66% of Black households with children report serious financial problems due to the pandemic. Families of color, disproportionately affected by job loss, are being forced to dip into their savings to make ends meet, widening the .

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  9. Retweeted
    Nov 24

    📣📣Our new poll with & found one-third of 2020 voters and half of parents say their caregiving demands have increased since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Enough is enough. Text NOW to 306-44 to join the fight to fix our nation’s .

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  10. Nov 24

    "In terms of what it looks like to center Black women...I think it means measuring success based on that population." on what the next admin can do to support Black women disproportionately affected by the via .

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  11. Retweeted
    Nov 23

    THREAD (3/5): Despite COVID, the economic crisis, and systematic voter suppression, young people and people of color voted in record numbers and ultimately decided the outcomes of the election.

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    Nov 23

    THREAD (1/5): Over 160 million Americans cast a ballot in the 2020 general election. With 67% of the eligible voting population turning out to vote, we witnessed the largest voter participation in an election in the modern era.

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  13. Nov 23

    "Vice President-Elect Harris will bring a lifetime of lived experiences to her position. She doesn’t just intellectually understand gender and racial discrimination and harassment; she has lived it." -- VP Erika Moritsugu in

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  14. Retweeted
    Nov 23

    Again for the people in the back... THIS BAN IS NOT ABOUT HEALTH! Restrictions on abortion care aren't based on science or safety. They're based on shame, stigma, and politics.

    A federal court has ruled to allow part of a Tennessee abortion ban to go into effect. This dangerous & coercive law prohibits abortion based on a Down syndrome diagnosis, sex or race. This isn't about health—it’s about banning abortion any way possible.
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  15. Retweeted
    Nov 23

    Controversial: ❌ milk before cereal ❌ ‘Cats’ the movie ❌ pineapple on pizza NOT controversial: 💚 abortion care 💚 abortion coverage

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  16. Nov 23

    "The burdens of the pandemic-induced recession have fallen most heavily on low-income and minority women and single mothers." The impact of the "she-cession" could stretch over generations.

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  17. Nov 20

    The voters have spoken! And they believe policies are an important part of a recovery plan to build back from the COVID-19 crisis — more important than reducing the deficit and more important than cutting regulations on businesses.

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  18. Nov 20

    has provided crucial preventive care for millions of women, including birth control with no co-pay. .

    Three women smiling. Over 62 million women got access to birth control with no co-pay. Visit www.HealthCare.gov to get covered today! #EnrollByDec15
    Over 62 million women have gotten access to birth control at no cost. Take care of your health - sign up for coverage today at !
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  19. Nov 20

    🚨 Must-read thread summarizing the details of the AMA's decision earlier this week to name racism as a threat to public health. A first step toward health care that works for everyone!

    A November 16 blog post detailed several new initiatives from the AMA's policy-focused body, the AMA House of Delegates, to acknowledge and address racism in the medical industry. 1/8
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  20. Retweeted
    Nov 17

    In a reversal of its own guidance, the Trump Admin. has released an interim final rule that would weaken protections for millions of beneficiaries during the pandemic. Check out our latest, authored by

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