Fatima Goss Graves, president and CEO of the National Women's Law Center and Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, executive director of MomsRising, address the early exit polling data that 55% of white women voted for Trump and what the 45% who did not have the opportunity to do to dismantle the systems of oppression that have many women operating from fear and scarcity instead of hope and strength.

Everyone recognizes that the nation is divided to its very core, but the division is not between people. The key divide is not between Trump voters and Biden voters; or between Republicans and Democrats; or among conservatives, moderates, and progressives. It’s not between who the people are, but what the people are being—the outcome of our being. Humans lie about themselves, like they lie about their nations. Humans and nations hide behind the cloak of ideals and intentions. But the outcome of what humans do and what nations do is never a lie.

Author Kesiena Boom offers anxious allies of the world 100 simple ways to be the change. It's not nearly comprehensive, but it's somewhere to start. Go forth and disrupt our harmful racial paradigm!

Kim Ng had just been named general manager of the Marlins, making her the first woman in major American men’s professional sports to hold that position. She's also the first MLB GM of East Asian descent. Ng has spent 30 years in the game, starting as a 21-year-old intern holding a radar gun for the White Sox.

Confronting other men for sexism, bias, harassment, and all manner of inappropriate behavior may be the toughest part of male allyship. But it’s also utterly essential. While the prospect of speaking up against transgressions can feel overwhelming, there are steps you can take to make it easier.

For centuries, historians and scientists mostly agreed that when early human groups sought food, men hunted and women gathered. Not so, say researchers.