#The75Million WNBA Trivia: The 2024 WNBA Draft was the most watched in league history, with over 2.4 million viewers tuning in to see stars like Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark join the league.

#The75Million WNBA Trivia: Through their collective bargaining agreement, the WNBA became the first pro sports league in the U.S. to guarantee full maternity benefits for players.

#The75Million WNBA Trivia: About half of WNBA players play overseas during the off-season to earn extra income because their U.S. salaries alone aren’t enough.

#The75Million WNBA Trivia: Lisa Leslie was the first player ever to dunk in a WNBA game on July 30, 2002

#The75Million WNBA Trivia: Dena Head was the first player ever drafted into the WNBA.

The WNBA All Star Game is starting! Use our 75 Million discussion guide to spark real talk about what working women deserve: fair pay, paid leave, and a seat at the table. bit.ly/75million-al...

She became an ER director to make things better for everyone, but no paid leave, no flexibility, and sexist colleagues drove her out. Not because she couldn’t lead, but because there were no policies to support her as both a doctor and a mom. #The75Million time.com/7296501/mom-...

Have you heard of the motherhood penalty? 👇🏽 The NYT asked mothers to share their stories — and so many spoke up about how our systems and policies strip away income, savings, and security when women become mothers. #The75Million www.nytimes.com/2025/06/25/o...

Think it’s bullshit women have to juggle more with less while the gov cuts services so huge corporations can get massive tax cuts? So do we. Join us nationalpartnership.org/open-letter-...

Will you add YOUR name to @the75million.bsky.social? #ICYMI — Women Employed, along w/ partners across the country, is proud to launch #The75Million Project, a campaign to hold policy makers accountable & to support a national #WorkingWomen’s agenda. 🧵⬇️

🧵 This morning, the Supreme Court ruled that women on Medicaid can’t choose their own doctor—and can’t sue when that right is taken away.

The UN just confirmed what working women already know: the global care crisis is a human rights crisis. Women do $10.8 trillion in unpaid care work every year, and are punished for it at every turn. www.ohchr.org/en/press-rel...

On this last week of #Pride, we’re reflecting on what DEI meant for LGBTQ+ women, and what its rollback is costing us. 🧵

Dismissed by DEI: Trump’s Purge Made Black Women With Stable Federal Jobs an “Easy Target www.propublica.org/article/trum...

75 million working women form the backbone of our economy – and we deserve better than extremist attacks on our rights and bodily autonomy. I'm standing with @the75million.bsky.social and calling for action from our elected officials.

“I’m one of the 75 Million.” @fatimagossgraves, President & CEO of the @nwlc.org, shares why this moment matters, and why your story does too. Watch, then tell us: Why are you one of the 75 Million? #The75Million Edited · 1m

The 75 Million wishes everyone a meaningful Juneteenth. Today, we celebrate Black freedom, resilience, and joy, and reflect on the ongoing fight for equity and justice.

75 million working women form the backbone of our economy—and we're ready to fight back against the Trump Administration's dangerous attacks on workplace equity. @the75million.bsky.social A Better Balance & partners in today's @nytimes.com:

Behind every paycheck is a woman balancing everything. We see you. We are you. Join us at the75million.org #The75Million

The 75 Million are holding up the economy while being failed by it, and nowhere is that clearer than in how inflation and rising costs are hitting mothers hardest. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

75 million working women form the backbone of our economy. We're sounding the alarm about extremist attacks on their rights and autonomy, and demanding better from our elected officials alongside our partners in today's New York Times. @the75million.bsky.social‬

🧵: Today, we launched The 75 Million: a national campaign to build a policy agenda for the 75 million women who make up half the U.S. workforce. We are the backbone of this economy. It’s time our policies reflected that.

There are 75 million working women in this country, and we’re done being sidelined. It’s time for a bold national policy agenda that meets the realities of our lives: fair pay, safety at work, support for caregiving, and a real path to leadership.