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Mom Gets Public Support After Being Arrested For Leaving Kids At Motel Room While At Work

Mom Gets Public Support After Being Arrested For Leaving Kids At Motel Room While At Work KEY POINTS A GoFundMe page, set up to help her, has raised more than $79,999  National Women s Law Centre report says at least 2.3 million women left the labor force due to school closures and lack of childcare during the pandemic An Ohio woman s arrest for leaving her children alone in a motel room while she went for work at a local pizza shop, has garnered national attention. Shaina Bell of Liberty Township was arrested last Thursday on charges of child endangerment after she left her two daughters, aged 10 and 2, in a motel room, reports  The Hill.

Charlize Theron Makes A Case For White Boots

Theron in Malibu this weekend. © Backgrid Just last week, Theron used her public-facing platform to urge America’s new president, Joe Biden, to do more for mothers during the ongoing pandemic. Joining Gabrielle Union, Amy Schumer, activist Tarana Burke and more, Theron asked him to pay women for their unseen labour as part of “Marshall Plan For Moms” created by Girls Who Code CEO Reshma Saujani. “Covid has decimated so many of our careers,” the statement reads in part. “Millions more have been forced to cut back our hours or work around the clock to keep our jobs and be full-time caregivers.” According to the National Women’s Law Centre, there were 2.2 million fewer women in the US workforce in October 2020 than in February.

Alyssa Milano, Charlize Theron, Others Campaign for $2,400 Stimulus for Moms

Alyssa Milano, Charlize Theron, Others Campaign for $2,400 Stimulus for Moms On 1/27/21 at 9:06 AM EST A number of celebrity moms have joined forces to put pressure on the Biden administration to provide a higher stimulus check for mothers. Alyssa Milano, Charlize Theron, Eva Longoria and more have joined calls to urge Joe Biden to support moms amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The campaign is led by Girls Who Code CEO Reshma Saujani and asks president Biden to put into place a Marshall Plan for Moms. This is not an isolated incident it is a national crisis, and we can start to address it within the first 100 days of this administration, Saujani said. In December, all the jobs lost in the U.S. economy were lost by women. And the situation is particularly bad for Black women, 154,000 of whom left the workforce entirely. We need to put in place a plan for moms, and we need it now.

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