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Will the New Year Bring New Changes?

Published: January 4, 2011

Happy New Year y’all! 2010 was a whirlwind of ups and downs! Downs that included the constant attack on reproductive rights, especially abortion, the failure to pass the DREAM Act and the increase in teen suicides among LGBTQ youth. With Arizona leading the way on passing the most unequivocally racist pieces of legislation of 2010 […]
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Regulate Fake Clinics in NYC!

Published: November 18, 2010

Yesterday the New York City Council held a hearing to debate Intro 371, which would require fake clinics in the 5 boroughs of NYC to post a sign on their entrances (in English and Spanish) to state that they do not provide services or referrals for contraception or abortion, and do not have medical personnel […]
By Meghan Shalvoy

How Well Did We “Get Out Her Vote?”

Published: November 10, 2010

The midterm elections have flown right by and we are all settling down from the excitement that came along. Many students nationwide mobilized to get out the vote and encouraged their fellow peers to be active citizens by casting their votes on election day. The Feminist Majority Foundation’s “Get Out Her Vote” campaign clearly laid […]
By Jacqueline Sun

Voting Is a Feminist Issue!

Published: September 21, 2010

Elections are frequently won by tiny margins and the mobilization of students-especially young women-has the potential to change the political landscape drastically. Young people, especially young women, have important rights at stake in this 2010 midterm election. The stakes are high which means it is even more imperative that we exercise our right to vote! […]
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