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Personhood Colorado Gets Enough Signatures for Ballot

August 10, 2012 by Sarah Shanks 2 Comments
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Well, here we go again folks. On Monday the Colorado Personhood Coalition submitted 112,121 signatures for a “personhood” amendment, of which 86,105 are required for advancement.  This will be their third consecutive campaign to outlaw abortion rights in the state, and let’s hope it is their third defeat. As reported by the Huffington Post, Personhood [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism Tagged With: 2012 Election, abortion, birth control, campus organizing, family planning, Personhood Amendment, pregnancy, student activism, women's health

Help Defend Abortion Access in Charlotte July 21-28

July 10, 2012 by Sarah Shanks Leave a Comment
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The first time I stood outside of an abortion clinic was in the summer of 2010. Activists like me were spending the week defending a clinic in Charlotte, North Carolina, that had been targeted for a national event by a rowdy anti-choice group called Operation Save America (OSA). The first time I saw these protestors [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Clinic Access, Feminist Campus, Reproductive Rights, Students Rising Up Tagged With: abortion, action, Adopt-a-Clinic, Anti-Abortion Extremism, campus organizing, clinic harassment, Feminist Campus, National Clinic Access Project, student activism

Florida Governor Rick Scott’s Purge of Voter Rolls will Disenfranchise Minority Voters

May 30, 2012 by Katherine Birdsall Leave a Comment
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Florida Governor Rick Scott claims to be protecting his state from voter fraud in the upcoming November elections by purging all suspected “non-citizens” from the voting rolls. Under this disguise, both Scott and Secretary of State Ken Detzner are leading the charge to enact what seems to be another attempt to suppress the vote in [...]

Filed Under: Action & Advocacy, Campaigns, Get Out Her Vote Tagged With: campus organizing, Get Out Her Vote, student activism, voter suppression

NC Bans Same-Sex Marriage and Domestic Partnerships

May 9, 2012 by Sarah Shanks Leave a Comment
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Well, the vote is in and it doesn’t look so good. As I mentioned in my previous blog, people in NC voted yesterday on a marriage ban. Last night the  constitutional amendment  that defines marriage as the legal union between a man and a woman passed. Amendment One, or the Defense of Marriage Act, not [...]

Filed Under: Feminist Campus, Intersectionality, LGBTQ Tagged With: campus organizing, Get Out Her Vote, LGBTQ rights

Get Out the Vote to Defeat Amendment One in NC!

May 3, 2012 by Sarah Shanks Leave a Comment
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Yesterday I was startled by a video posted by a young man in Kannapolis, NC. In the video he pulls out a shotgun and shoots a “No on Amendment One” yard sign while discussing how marriage is between a man and a woman. In the news, a preacher from Fayetteville, NC is urging his congregation [...]

Filed Under: Action & Advocacy, Feminist Campus, Intersectionality, LGBTQ Tagged With: campus organizing, Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, Get Out Her Vote, LGBT rights, student activism

Protest the Pill? Seriously?

April 27, 2012 by Sarah Shanks Leave a Comment
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While some of you might be basking in the sun or working your summer job on June 2nd, the American Life League will be taking to the streets for “Protest the Pill Day.” On the website it says they want people to be “organizing a protest in your community at Planned Parenthood or another facility [...]

Filed Under: Birth Control Access, Feminist Campus Tagged With: abortion access, Affordable Care Act, birth control, campus organizing, family planning, women's health

Speak Out Against Virginia’s TRAP Laws

August 31, 2011 by Sarah Shanks 1 Comment
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In Virginia abortion clinics might soon close at an alarming rate due to legislation requiring they be regulated like hospitals. In March, Governor McDonnell signed SB 924, a bill that classifies women’s health centers in the state as a category of hospitals, making them subject to new regulations created by the Department of Health. These [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Clinic Access Tagged With: abortion access, abortion barriers, action, Adopt-a-Clinic, campus organizing, family planning

HERvotes: How the Youth, Women and Minority Vote are at Stake in 2012

August 26, 2011 by Francesca Witcher 4 Comments
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This is part of the #Hervotes Blog Carnival. The Feminist Majority Foundation and Ms. Magazine are partnering with other organizations that represent women and people of color in a Health and Economic Right or HERvotes initiative for the election in 2012. FMF’s Campus Team is gearing up together with HERvotes for its Get Out Her [...]

Filed Under: Action & Advocacy, Feminist Campus, Get Out Her Vote, Students Rising Up, Women's Health Tagged With: campus organizing, Campus Team, Feminist Campus, Feminist Majority Foundation, Get Out Her Vote, HERvotes, social justice, Washington DC, women's health

New Abortion Billboard in Atlanta Targets African American Leaders

August 22, 2011 by Francesca Witcher Leave a Comment
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Not again. Another anti-abortion billboard was put on display by the Restoration Project in Atlanta last week, this time targeting African American leader Jesse Jackson. The billboard reads “What does it mean to be betrayed?” with “betrayed” written in blood-scripted letters. What’s even more insulting is The Restoration Project’s domain for their website: www.abortioninthehood.com. It [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Birth Control Access, Campaigns, Education, Feminist Campus, Reproductive Rights Tagged With: abortion access, action, campus organizing, family planning, women's health

My Sistas Have Spoken! Now It’s Time to Act: The 2011 Sister Song “Let’s Talk About Sex” Conference

July 21, 2011 by Francesca Witcher 2 Comments
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Last week, Feminist Majority Foundation afforded me an amazing opportunity to attend the 2011 Sister Song “Let’s Talk About Sex: Love Legislation and Leadership” conference in Miami, Florida from July 13-17. Sister Song is a reproductive justice non-profit for women of color that is a conglomerate of 80 local and national grassroots organizations that target [...]

Filed Under: Abortion Access & Activism, Intersectionality, Reproductive Rights Tagged With: abortion, campus organizing, conferences, family planning, media, pregnancy, social justice, women's health
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