Sisters, On Tuesday, November 5, 2019, voters went to the polls to elect folks to represent them in city halls and statehouses. The good news is, in some states, there […]
Today we can also commit to learning more about their needs and issues and use our voices and power, in solidarity, to support them as they fight for equity in all facets of life.
Sisters, This week saw the United States Congress launch an impeachment inquiry against the President of the United States. Only two times has a United States President has been impeached: […]
Sisters, Right now, it seems like all the election action is focused on who is running for President. While that election is VERY important, there are several other important races […]
Sisters, It is CLEAR that some elected officials will look the other way in spite of clear evidence that there are nations who want to screw up our democracy. There […]
WE CAN’s two-week hiatus allowed our founder to take a much-needed vacation and Mobilize Monday returns today with a guest post by Laurie Renfro, an advocate based in Atlanta, […]
This week the current administration was handed several crushing defeats, first in its attempt to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census form, second in yet another failed attempt […]
Colored People Time, also known as CP time, is often used jokingly when Black folks are late to an event. Most of the time, when CP time is in full […]
Sisters, For the past two weeks, we’ve witnessed the further degradation of the presidency. Tweeting “go back” to four women of color members of Congress in mid-July and doubling down on that […]
If you are a human being with an ounce of compassion, what is happening to children and families at the border is deeply upsetting. I am is HOT RAGING MAD! […]
By: Sakiera Malone, WE CAN Intern In support of National HIV Testing Day, WE CAN is bringing awareness to the impacts that HIV has on women of color. Although diagnoses […]
There is so much happening in our country today, as many of you, I find it overwhelming a lot of the time. I struggle to control my anger against some […]
It’s graduation season! Time for proms, dorm parties, family celebrations, and graduation ceremonies, sure to bring tears to everyone’s eyes. Graduation speeches will remind young people about all the possibilities […]
Some think that honoring fallen soldiers and being against war are conflicting views. On the contrary, we can hold deep respect and admiration for fallen soldiers and hate that disagreements […]
