With women making up half of the labor force, and sixty percent of women working, you might be wondering what the best careers for women actually are. Since entering into the labor force, women have faced pay inequities and still only earn on average eighty percent of their male counterparts.  And despite laws against it, [...]

Miscarriages have been thrust into the limelight in the last few months as the Utah House and Senate overwhelmingly passed an abortion bill that allows women who miscarry to face homicide charges. Proponents of the bill argue that some pregnant women engage in reckless behavior that could lead to miscarriage.  Opponents of the bill, logically, [...]

President Obama’s recent nomination of Elena Kagan, closely following his nomination and the ultimate appointment of Sonia Sotomayor, brings up the important topic of women in U.S. politics. Sotomayor is only the third female Supreme Court Justice in history; if appointed, Kagan will be the fourth.
Despite continuous disparities in pay rates between women and men, [...]

Your teenage daughter tells you she’s pregnant. What do you do?
You’re not alone.  According to recent studies by The National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, although teen sex rates have decreased, teen contraceptive use has increased, and teen abortion rates have decreased over the past decade, teen birthrates are rising.  In an age where feminism [...]

Although the rate of teen pregnancies has decreased in the U.S. over the past decade, every day, over 2,000 teen girls become pregnant. That’s more than 750,000 pregnancies each year.  Studies estimate that by age 20, 30% of girls will experience pregnancy.
Considering the fact that at least 50% of pregnancies are unplanned, it’s a good [...]

If you work in the labor force, no matter what field you’re in, finding the right shoes at the right price can be a challenge. But have no fear!  As usual, SafetyGirl.com comes to your rescue with the best quality of shoes and the best brands at unbeatable prices!
If you work outdoors or with heavy [...]

Mother’s Day is this Sunday, and if you’re like most of us, you’re still figuring out what you’re going to do for Mom. In America, Philadelphian Anna Jarvis began campaigning in 1906 for a day on which American would celebrate their mothers.  After only three years of speaking at church meetings and sending letters to [...]