The Unseen Toll: Depression, Anxiety Plague Black Women a Year After DOGE Layoffs
A University of Maryland study found the cuts had no significant effects for other groups and nearly halved Black women’s federal employment at one point.
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The unseen toll: Depression, anxiety plague Black women a year after being fired by DOGE
This story is a collaboration between MindSite News, Capital B, The 19th and The Nation and was edited by MindSite News. Darnese Foster remembers the day she learned she was fired from her federal government job. “I was off that Friday, which was Valentine’s Day. Then that Monday was the holiday,” said Foster. “I went to log in that Tuesday, I couldn’t get in.” Foster thought her password had expired and needed to be reset. She called the help…
The Unseen Toll: Depression, Anxiety Plague Black Women a Year After DOGE Layoffs
Darnese Foster remembers the day she learned she was fired from her federal government job. “I was off that Friday, which was Valentine’s Day. Then that Monday was the holiday,” Foster said. “I went to log in that Tuesday, I couldn’t get in.” Foster thought her password had expired and needed to be reset. She […]
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