Gender

A man's hand with an unbraided rope entering his fist and a braided rope exiting his fist.
Gender, Hispanics, Race, Women
A Convergence of Identity
By: Patricia Sauceda Kramer
Horizontal autism awareness ribbon symbol with rainbow coloring across the ribbon.
Disability, Gender, Intersectionality, SGM
Being Autistic and a Member of the LGBTQI+ Community
By: Vanessa Morgan and Bali White
International Transgender Day of Visibility illustration of a hand made up of a heart shaped Trans flag as the palm and pink fingers on a purple background.
Discrimination, EEO, Gender, Policy, SGM
EEOC Adds Non-Binary Gender Option to Discrimination Charge Intake Process
By: Ned Ferris
A crowd of many smiling Black individuals celebrating Pride at an event in Washington DC.
Gender, Intersectionality, Race, SGM
Black and (LGBTQIA+) Proud: Conversation on the Intersectional Relevance of the Annual DC Black Pride Celebration
By: Michael A. Wilkerson & Bali White
Jessica Xavier stands at a podium and speaks into a microphone with a poster board to her right featuring headshots of several transgender people who lost their lives due to hate crimes.
Discrimination, Gender, Intersectionality, LGBTI, SGM
A Conversation on Transgender Visibility
By: Jessica Xavier & Bali White
People gathered on a street at night, holding candles, listening to a person speaking
Gender, Intersectionality, Race, SGM
A Conversation on Shifting the Narrative of Trans Day of Remembrance
By: Kiara St James & Bali White
United States Mint, American Women Quarters™ Program; 5 quarters featuring a woman; Maya Angelou; Dr. Sally Ride, Wilma Mankiller; Nina Otero-Warren; Anna May Wong
Gender, Inclusion, Intersectionality, Women
Facing Reality: Currency, Representation, and Progress for Women
By: Erin Foxworthy
Graph indicating an increase.
Gender, Race, Trauma
Domestic Violence on the Rise
By: Joy Postell
Illustration of man and woman on staircase shaking hands. Equal work, equal pay.
Gender, Women
The State of the Gender Revolution
By: Joy Postell
Six hands interlocked at the wrist to form a strong bond.
Gender, Race
Where Do We Go from Here: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender?
By: Dr. Shelma Little

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