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Gender equality: Not just a female cause

March 14, 2014 Hafsa Gender issues, Women Leave a comment

International Women’s Day is  24 hours of celebration of what it means to be a woman and to promote gender equality. This year, on

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Saying no to pink and princesses

March 11, 2014 Renee Shur Gender issues, Women, Youth issues Leave a comment

Some call them the princess wars. I prefer calling them the pink wars. Princess or pink.  Does it matter? When you’re blessed with giving

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Gun laws

How a new North Carolina gun law hurts women and teens

February 18, 2014 Progress Women Guns, States, Uncategorized, Violence, Women, Youth issues 2 comments

Sarah Hunt is a 15 year old sophomore from North Carolina who is participating in Progress Women’s “Legis-Ladies” project, which is aimed at getting

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Lesson learned: My Catholic hospital can limit my medical choices

February 12, 2014 Nicole Lopez Health, Health care, Illinois/Midwest, Religion in Politics, Reproductive rights, Women 3 comments

What’s in a choice? Options. In order to make a choice, you must have options. As descendants of those who fled religious persecution, many

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Are we really still arguing about letting boys play with dolls?

February 10, 2014 Hafsa Gender issues, Ideas, Women, Youth issues 2 comments

The other day, I overheard a conversation between a teacher and a few students; they were “discussing” another teacher who apparently allowed her four

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Feminism is dead, he said

February 3, 2014 Abby Mitchell Media, Women 4 comments

“Feminism is dead,” he said casually. I almost choked on my latte. As I sat across from him at a coffee house, I could

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Why women do not love Huckabee

January 27, 2014 Hafsa People, Reproductive rights, Republicans, Women One comment

Well, clearly, someone did not learn from Todd Akin. As if the Republican Party really had any leeway for chauvinistic comments after Akin’s “legitimate

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Progressive Blog Digest: Girl talk

January 24, 2014 Nick Burbules Corruption, Republicans, Uncategorized, Women Leave a comment

This daily blog, Progressive Blog Digest,  is composed of clips and links from other progressive blog and news sites, accompanied by my own observations. It

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The devolution of feminism

January 15, 2014 Hafsa Human Rights, Ideas, Literature/Arts/Film, Uncategorized, Women 4 comments

It saddens me that feminism has come to be associated with elderly Cat Ladies condemning the oppressive institution of matrimony in their solitary existence,

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Women will lead the way

November 29, 2013 Susan Cunningham 2014 Election, Consumer issues, Economy, Health, Health care, Media, Politics, Women Leave a comment

As long as our country has Gail Collins, Rachel Maddow and Elizabeth Warren,  I can clutch a tiny bit of hope in my wrinkly,

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