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Calling On President Obama to Demonstrate His Respect for Women

Published: November 30, 2011

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival. Cross-posted with Raising Women’s Voices. President Obama likes to talk about the fact that he lives in a household of strong women. When he does it, he seems genuinely pleased and proud to be able to talk about his daughters, his wife and his mother-in-law in those terms. And as a […]
By Guest Blogger

A Message about Birth Control from the 71%

Published: November 17, 2011

Growing up a New Yorker, I was fortunate enough to live in a state that mandated insurance plans cover birth control. Growing up the daughter of a nurse who was employed by a Catholic hospital, I was not fortunate enough to ever actually reap the benefits of this policy. My mother is not a Catholic […]
By Meghan Shalvoy

‘Twas the Night Before Election Day…

Published: November 8, 2011

…And all through Mississippi, the Campus Team and their amazing Students Voting No on 26 organizers were working their butts off to get out the vote. Many people, inside Mississippi and throughout the country, have been talking about MS i26 this past week or so. That’s primarily because it’s so extreme and dangerous for women […]
By Meghan Shalvoy

Maine Secretary of State’s Confusing Anti-Voter Agenda

Published: September 26, 2011

In Maine, Secretary of State Charlie Summers’ job it is to protect the voting rights of Maine residents, and yet he supports the legislation obviously suppressing that right. In June, upon Summers’ recommendation, Governor Paul LePage signed a bill into law repealing the state’s 38 year old law allowing same-day voter registration. This effectively strips […]
By Meghan Shalvoy

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