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How Portland can stand up for the health, dignity of LGBTQ workers – Bangor Daily News

Black Women Face More Trauma During Childbirth – Huffington Post

In the third Listening to Mothers survey, compiled by the maternity care nonprofit Childbirth Connection, 10 percent of black moms said they were “often” or “always” treated poorly in the hospital due to their race or background, compared to just 3 percent of white moms and 7 percent of Latina mothers.

How Portland can stand up for the health, dignity of LGBTQ workers – Bangor Daily News

Lack of Paid Sick Leave Linked to Poverty – HealthDay

Workers without paid sick leave are three times more likely to have incomes below the poverty line, two new studies find. Compared to adults who have the employee benefit, those without paid sick leave are also more likely to have difficulty affording food. They’re also more likely to use welfare assistance, the researchers said.

How Portland can stand up for the health, dignity of LGBTQ workers – Bangor Daily News

Study: Men Want to Do More Caregiving, but Can’t – Slate

Though a majority of Americans support paid family leave (though they may disagree over how to provide it), new research out in time for Father’s Day suggests insufficient paid leave as well as social expectations prevent fathers from caring for their children as much as they’d like.