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The Color of Money with Michelle Singletary: Should I be paying down debt or saving up?

The Washington Post’s award-winning personal-finance columnist tackles your money concerns

After a relentless year, these Black women are prioritizing self-care on MLK Day

‘We deserve to just take a break’

Remote learning is transforming sex education for teens — and adults

Advocates say changes are here to stay, from greater accessibility to totally new curriculums

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The Color of Money with Michelle Singletary: How do I budget for a baby?

The Washington Post’s award-winning personal-finance columnist tackles your money concerns

One way women in D.C. are trying to identify pro-Trump rioters? Dating apps.

Profiles showed men in MAGA hats, with #StopTheSteal in their bios

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The Color of Money with Michelle Singletary: How do I know if I’m ready to buy a home?

The Post’s award-winning personal-finance columnist tackles your money concerns

Learning online without a home: How families devastated by Oregon’s fires are trying to keep up with school

‘The fire disproportionately impacted our most vulnerable population’

New Year’s Eve always felt like a letdown for these women. They’re thankful 2020 is different.

There’s no pressure to wear uncomfortable outfits or buy expensive drinks

Pies, 76,000 books and medical equipment: Meet 4 women (and 1 girl) who made a difference in 2020

They responded to the pandemic and the protests by helping their communities

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Rachel Orr

Dec. 27, 2020

Dec. 27, 2020