Mainstream feminism often stops at national borders. It focuses on the fights closest to home: reproductive rights in the U.S., workplace equality, gender-based violence in local communities. But this version of feminism is limited. It ignores how global systems of oppression shape the lives of many women, children, and communities.
Assata Shakur, revolutionary and freedom fighter, has passed away at age 78 in Cuba.
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (FNN) – The Florida National Organization for Women (FL NOW) has issued a sharp rebuke of the Florida Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), calling its recent audit demand of Orange County “insulting, undemocratic, politically motivated, and mean-spirited.”
The July 24 letter from DOGE to Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings accuses the county of a 57% spending increase over five years—including a $330 million increase in property tax collections and $1.6 billion rise in total expenditures. The agency’s tone, according to critics, is hostile and accusatory, implying reckless fiscal management.