Today, we honor Harriet Tubman, an American hero who courageously dedicated her life to liberate people who were enslaved.
Her legacy continues to inspire us in our fight for justice against oppression.
Good luck to the Team USA women competing at the Paralympics!
Your accomplishments, grit, and dedication inspire us all.
Truly disgusting behavior from a man who claims to serve his country.
Americans deserve better than this hate.
On this International Women’s Day, we recommit to our fight for a better future—one that protects care, defends survivors, lifts up families, and supports all women.
We won’t back down.
Trump promised to lower costs.
He lied.
The Trump administration has eliminated thousands of health care positions at the VA since last year.
Veterans fought for our freedom. They should not have to fight for their own health care.
Congress alone has the constitutional authority to declare war. Not Trump. Not Hegseth.
DWC members are fighting for women and families in the Farm Bill. In the wealthiest country in the world, no one should ever go hungry.
Time and time again, the Trump administration fails survivors.
We demand that the Department of Education do its job and protect students.
Caregiving is essential to our economy. It makes all other work possible.
“We the people” does not mean we the powerful.
New Mexico's Truth Commission is working to hold perpetrators accountable.
All month we will be celebrating historic women and their courageous fights for our rights, and sharing how we are carrying that work forward.
Women’s History Month starts today!
Dr. Gerda Lerner, known as the “godmother of women’s history,” founded the first graduate and doctoral program in women’s history.
Hardworking Americans are tired of a system that only benefits the wealthy, well-off, and well-connected.
Equality Caucus slams latest anti-trans move by EEOC. Read more at the link in our bio. IMAGE: U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission seal.
“The EEOC was created with the explicit mission of protecting American workers from discrimination—but under Trump and Chair Andrea Lucas, the Commission has abandoned its duty in order to push Trump’s radical, anti-equality, and anti-worker agenda. Andrea Lucas has spent her time leading EEOC undermining enforcement of minority workers’ rights—she’s exactly who the Commission was designed to fight back against. The Supreme Court made clear in Bostock that transgender workers are protected from discrimination; the EEOC cannot undue those protections. Overturning the Lusardi precedent is just Andrea Lucas’s latest slap in the face to every American who has faced discrimination because of their gender identity. Authorizing vigilante bathroom police doesn’t just endanger transgender people—it puts every girl and woman at risk, especially those who don’t fit Republican extremists’ idea of what women “should” look like or act.” Rep. Mark Takano, Chair of the Congressional Equality Caucus
What does this mean for trans workers? Today, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission issued a decision permitting a federal agency employer to exclude transgender employees from bathrooms that align with their gender identity--overturning a previous EEOC precedent that had held that it was a violation of Title VII for agencies to prohibit transgender employees from using restrooms consistent with their gender identity. EEOC’s decision “applies only to federal agencies subject to the E.E.O.C.’s administrative complaint process for federal employees.” This decision does not apply to private employers, nor does it bind any federal court. Importantly, all transgender employees are still protected from employment discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, as confirmed by the Supreme Court’s decision in Bostock.
Today's decision by the EEOC to overturn protections for transgender federal employees is a disgrace.
This is exactly the kind of discrimination the EEOC was designed to fight, but under Trump & Chair Andrea Lucas—the EEOC has enabled more discrimination than it has ended.
Choose unity. Choose love. Choose courage.
We are being targeted by a regime that wants to silence us because we are strong, we are powerful, and we are unafraid.
We are continuing the path to justice that Virginia Roberts Giuffre made possible.
The world is not moving on. We’re not looking away.
They call it a miracle. We call it a heist.
We wear white because women’s votes matter.
Trump must answer for the Epstein cover up.
What is the state of the Union?
Hard working families are struggling to afford health care.
We’re fighting for a better future.
In 1920, women marched, protested, and starved for the right to vote.
In 2026, we’re using that vote to fight back.
We’re fighting for a better & brighter future.
In Trump’s America, costs keep rising, health care is slipping out of reach, and violence is a daily headline.
Meanwhile, DWC members are fighting for a better future with lower costs, health care, and safety for every woman and family.
We’re working to build a better future where every child is safe, every survivor is heard, and pain is never ignored.
Today at 3:15 pm ET, DWC members will stand with Epstein survivors to demand transparency and accountability ahead of the President’s State of the Union. Our message is clear: no one is above the law.
Join using the link below
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There’s a reckoning coming for this administration. And they know it.
The state of the union should be judged by how well women are doing.
The DWC is proud to have helped bring Epstein survivors to DC for the State of the Union.
While Trump paints a false picture of this country, he’ll have to confront the women he continues to deny justice.
We stand with survivors—now and always.
