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Nina Rothchild, feminist who worked for pay equity starting in the 1970s, died October 12 in St. Paul at age 91. Here is the full essay she wrote recently for our “35 Years of Minnesota Women” book.

“We are almost in a panic mode right now.”

According to a National Alliance to End Sexual Violence (NAESV) survey, results from more than 600 programs revealed that 89

Our annual collection of women-friendly and women-led businesses is now online and at newsstands. Bookmark this page. Pick up the magazine and hold onto the 24-page insert.

We asked our readers to complete a survey on public safety. Here is what some of you told us.

“For many elders, watching Black neighborhoods go to war with one another was devastating. Some saw it as a grotesque outgrowth of generations of trauma, this time fueled by tribalism, PTSD, and self-hatred.”

In the first conversation of our summer series, Minnesota Women’s Press editor Mikki Morrissette talked to three women about their

Minnesota ranks seventh in the country for wind energy generation, which in 2020 accounted for 22 percent of the state’s total energy generation.

Introduction written by Kristy Ornelas For the majority of my life, the faces I saw recreating and educating on the

“This past year, [small businesses] all lost so much, how can we justify Amazon coming out so far ahead?”

The community of Granite Falls (pop. 2,897) is on the banks of the Minnesota River. The town was settled on

Lead for Minnesota is a program that recruits, trains, and places recent college graduates around the state into two-year paid fellowships in or near their home community. There are currently 24 fellows in the 2020 class placed around Minnesota. Here are two of them.