Statement “The EEOC vote to stop EEO-1 data collection, which measures wage disparities in our country, is an absolute disgrace. It is a transparent attempt to hide the race- and gender-based wage discrimination that is causing so much harm to working moms, women, and people of color, and to families, communities, and our economy. But America’s moms will not be fooled. We know very well that hiding, or refusing to measure, wage discrimination won’t make it any less pervasive or painful.
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July 23, 2026
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July 21, 2026
Statement “65 cents. That’s how much Black women working full-time are paid on average for every dollar paid to White, non-Hispanic men in our country today. When part-time and part-year workers are included in the data, this shameful wage gap widens to an even more punitive 63 cents on the dollar. Today is a painful reminder that the wage discrimination Black women face continues to drain much-needed resources from our families, communities and our economy, as our nation’s affordability and care crises worsen.
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July 16, 2026
Media advisory WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Tuesday, July 21st, Care Can't Wait Action will host a briefing featuring Congresswoman Suzan DelBene (D-WA), nationally recognized pollster Molly Murphy of Impact Research, and advocates and families to unveil new public research on care and affordability.
The briefing will examine Americans' views on child care, aging and disability care, and paid family and medical leave—and what the findings mean for Congress.
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July 10, 2026
Statement “Gov. Morrisey has created enormous stress and real panic for West Virginia moms and families by refusing to launch the clothing voucher program on schedule. Families in West Virginia are struggling mightily to put food on our tables and gas in our cars, to pay for the health care we need and the child care that allows us to work. The affordability and care crises gripping our state are affecting every aspect of our lives.
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July 6, 2026
Statement “North Carolina moms applaud Gov. Josh Stein for signing the Public Workforce Modernization Act into law this afternoon. This bill, which our legislators passed late last week, will make our state healthier and more successful by expanding paid parental leave policies for state, public school, and community college employees to 12 weeks for full-time workers. In doing so, it will help address the affordability crisis facing families working for the state.
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July 2, 2026
Statement “The long awaited state budget that our legislators passed today includes very welcome investments in child care, which is urgently needed and long overdue. Our state’s moms especially applaud the new statewide child care subsidy reimbursement rate floor because it offers promise to finally address our child care crisis, which has long been undermining the economic security of families, the success of businesses, and the fiscal health of our state.
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July 2, 2026
Statement “Yesterday North Carolina lawmakers took an important step to make our state healthier and more successful, and to address the affordability crisis for families working for the state, when the state House passed the Public Workforce Modernization Act in a unanimous, bipartisan vote. The state Senate passed this bill, also in a unanimous vote, in June and we expect Gov. Stein to sign it into law. It expands paid parental leave policies for state, public school, and community college employees to 12 weeks for full-time workers.
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June 30, 2026
Statement “America’s moms are breathing a sigh of relief that the U.S. Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s effort to undermine, with a stroke of his pen, a bedrock right that has been enshrined in our Constitution for 150 years. Birthright citizenship has made our nation stronger and more successful. The contributions of our immigrant friends, neighbors, family members, and colleagues have driven our economic progress throughout our history.
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June 25, 2026
Statement “Today’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Mullin v. Doe will have tragic implications, not just for the Haitian and Syrian immigrants who came to this country legally to escape dangers in their home countries, but also for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders from other nations – and for our communities and our country, which benefit mightily from their contributions.
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June 25, 2026
Statement “Our nation has long suffered terribly because of the ‘guns everywhere’ laws that put us all at risk wherever we live, work, study, shop, or worship. America’s moms have long been fed up and exhausted by the fact that gun violence has become a tragic part of our everyday life – but our country took a giant step in the wrong direction today when the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated Hawaii’s commonsense gun restriction in Wolford v. Lopez.
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