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Why won’t society let Black girls be children?

Rural Montana had already lost too many Native women. Then Selena disappeared.

Bill seeks to ease harsh discipline against girls of color

Ending Harsh Discipline Against Girls of Color

In Indian Country, a crisis of missing women. And a new one when they’re found.

Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls

G4GC Presents: 2020 (Re)Imagining Futures for Girls of Color, Register by January 10

'Nobody saw me': why are so many Native American women and girls trafficked?

Data show girls in NYC schools receive special ed services at disproportionately lower rates than boys.

Ayanna Pressley introduces legislation to end the ‘pushout’ of Black girls

A just society doesn’t criminalize girls

Making missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls visible

Writing the stories of Black girls in America

Decriminalizing Black Girls

Black Kids Go Missing at a Higher Rate than White Kids.

The Criminalization of Black Girlhood

Muslim Student Athlete Disqualified From Race for Wearing Hijab

Suicide Attempts Among Black Children and Teens Increasing at Alarming Rates

Meet the Young Activists of Color who are Leading the Charge Against Climate Disaster

The U.S. Has Been Silencing Black Girls’ Voices for Decades

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley Tackles The ‘PUSHOUT’ Of Black Girls At School

Black Girls Rock…So Why Aren’t They Getting The Healthcare They Need And Deserve?

The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools

Black Girls Can’t Dress Their Way Out of Racist or Sexist Policies

Black Girls Say D.C. School Dress Codes Unfairly Target Them. Now They’re Speaking Up.

Fighting the Degrading and Dangerous Treatment of Menstruating Migrant Girls

Alliance for Girls Releases Eye-Opening Report on the Lived Experience of Girls of Color

Half of Black Girls Report Being Sexually Coerced. There are Ways We Can Help Protect Them.

Schools Keep Punishing Girls who Report Sexual Assaults, and the Trump Administration’s Title IX Reforms Won’t Stop It

What Toni Morrison's, The Bluest Eye, Taught Me About Being a Black Girl in America

How Negative Perceptions At School Can Impact on Black Girls And Their Education

Cyntoia Brown Is Getting Back The Childhood She & So Many Young Black Girls Never Had