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Your Guide to Chicago Women’s Sports Teams

Chicago has no shortage of professional women’s sports teams in 2026. It’s an embarrassment of riches. Soccer, basketball, football, rugby, and even a women-centric sports bar to catch all the games, means all the opportunities to lock in for the season. Plus, with a historic collective bargaining agreement, endorsements, and community-backed support, these leagues are […]

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The Uphill Battle to Bring Women into Construction Jobs Could be Lost Under Trump

This story was originally reported by Jessica Kutz of The 19th. Meet Jessica and read more of her reporting on gender, politics and policy. For decades, women have worked diligently to carve out a space in the construction workforce, where discrimination and sexual harassment have kept the predominantly male industry, well, male.  Across the country, […]

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‘We Need Your Voices’: Rep. Robin Kelly Assures a Town Hall that Democrats are Fighting Back

CHICAGO HEIGHTS, Ill. — U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly spent an hour fielding questions from a friendly — if frustrated — group of constituents Wednesday night in Chicago’s south suburbs. Kelly, a Democrat representing the 2nd Congressional District, said the town hall at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights was the first of many “A Conversation with Robin” […]

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#WeDone: Black Women Don’t Need Permission to Flourish

Black people, and women in particular, get the message loud and clear. The hostile actions of the current regime have exhibited downright hatred toward almost everyone who doesn’t look, talk, act, think, worship and live like them. Since D-Day of January 20 there has been a chainsaw approach by the foreign-born non-melanated, unelected multi-billionaire along […]