More Women Are Targets of Xenophobic Hate
Immigrant women account for most of the victims of hate crimes. Why is this phenomenon so pervasive?...
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Oct
09
Sep
Q&A: Her Soccer Journey Began in Richmond
Richmond's Mitsy Ramirez quit soccer when she began college, but she returned to the sport determined to make it to the pros....
02
Sep
‘My Life Feels Like a Subscription’: An Immigrant’s Story
Pulse reporter Maria Bernal, who came to the U.S. from Mexico when she was 3, won a contest for her essay on the Mexican immigrant experience....
30
Jun
‘In Our Mothers’ Garden’ Digs Deep Into Black Motherhood
Review: The Netflix documentary "In Our Mothers' Garden" provides an intimate look into Black women's lives and their complex relationships with their moms....
28
Jun
Richmond’s LGBTQ Community Wants More Safe Spaces
LGBTQ people from Richmond share their concerns over how they are treated and the lack of safe spaces, particularly for queer people of color....
10
Jun
For Their Health, Older People Get Back in the Water
Now that the Richmond Swim Center and Plunge have reopened, two women say they missed the pain relief and health benefits of being in the water....
09
Jun
Kennedy Girls Soccer Seniors Reflect After Difficult Year: ‘Every Loss Is a Win’
Five graduating seniors say playing for the Kennedy girls' soccer team gave them a bit of the high school experience lost to the coronavirus....
02
Jun
‘It’s Scary’: Unhoused Richmond Women on Life in the Pandemic
Three unhoused women talk about their needs, their fears, the importance of community and how the coronavirus has made their lives harder....
26
May
Moms Forced to Make More Sacrifices During Pandemic
Working moms and stay-at-home moms alike are under increased pressure as they juggle childcare, jobs, housework, distance learning and other responsibilities....
27
Apr
From Cooking at Home to Cooking for the Homeless: Tempero Goiano Celebrates 10 Years
Estela Lima used to sell Brazilian food out of her Richmond home. Come May 7, her restaurant Tempero Goiano will have officially been in business for 10 years....
16
Apr
Community Hike Planned at Alvarado to Support Victims of Domestic Violence
A hike through Alvarado Park will be followed by a discussion in Spanish about violence — particularly against women — and healing....
01
Apr
Gender Pay Gap Costs $78 Billion: For Black Moms, an Even More Disturbing Picture
Black and Latino women make significantly less on the dollar overall and have faced higher unemployment rates during the pandemic....
03
Mar
The Daily Fix Nutrition Brings Healthy Treats to Richmond
New Latina-owned Richmond business Daily Fix Nutrition offers shakes, donuts, teas and coffees that are high in nutrients but low in sugar....
03
Feb
‘The Vaccine Is Not the Best Option, but It Is the Only Option’
Thomasa Espinoza and Oli Diaz, of Lifelong Medical in Richmond, talked to The CC Pulse about getting the COVID-19 vaccine....
01
Feb
Pandemic, Social Media Give Home Food Businesses a Boost
With so many people losing their jobs and looking for new ways to support their families, Richmond’s underground food culture has grown during the pandemic and become more visible on...
