By Tammie Rice Stand up, speak out, and never apologize for their voicesRefuse to fit into boxes they never chose for themselvesDare to say No when Yes, or even silence, would be so much easierStand tall when others would rather … Continue reading Let Us Be The Women Who
New poetry from Beth Kanter, part of our “We Could Almost Touch It” special series on women’s rights. Continue reading Ode to the Patriarchy
Sometimes the opponents of women’s rights like to harken back to the fictional GOOD OL’ DAYS. Seventy-Seven-year-old writer Ellen Powers has something to say about what it was really like for women Before Roe V. Wade. Continue reading Are We Going Back There Again?
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