Commentary Archives – Page 3 of 93

Professional Degree Reclassification: An Assault on Women in the Workforce

By Eboni Delaney ● Commentary ● December 9, 2025

A clear pattern is emerging, where the voices of women are being silenced and their contribution to society “reclassified.”

By Ana Karen Flores ● Commentary ● December 2, 2025

By claiming pleasure openly, Carpenter mirrors the heart of reproductive justice

“Food stamps gave me the time to rebuild my life. Using hunger as political leverage isn’t fiscal policy. It’s a moral failure.”

As I learned the hard way, confidence does not automatically come with credentials.

By Amy Neustein, Ph.D. ● Commentary ● October 31, 2025

“I knew this woman. Here is how.”

By Adrienne Spires ● Commentary ● October 29, 2025

Black women losing their jobs is a story resembling domestic violence.

“Parental Alienation Syndrome” is not an acceptable defense for child sexual abuse.

By Nina Stachenfeld ● Commentary ● October 20, 2025

The disparity is most acute for diseases that primarily affect women.

By Mathangi Swaminathan ● Commentary ● October 13, 2025

They rarely ask the most basic question: Are women safe?

By Loreen Arbus ● Commentary ● October 8, 2025

“We must get our act together, set ideology aside, and recommit to truth and accountability and our foundational American ideals.”