- September 2022
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Image: Facebook
I can think of no other person on this planet who should have LESS input about what a woman chooses to do with her body than Lindsay Graham.
Brian Sims, openly gay Pennsylvania state representative
Source: Twitter
- August 2022
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Image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images from Pixabay
Last night's biggest primary winner wasn’t a candidate. It was abortion rights.
By a stunning margin, Kansas voters rejected a constitutional amendment that would've given lawmakers the chance to either further restrict or ban abortions in the state.
Politico
Source: Twitter
- July 2022
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Citing the overturning of Roe v Wade, the surge in anti-trans legislation, Florida's Don't Say Gay law and more, the Human Rights Campaign is calling this the Summer of Outrage, and urging queer folks to turn anger into action.
As a member of HRC, I'm all for it. But of course, close behind HRC's forceful slogan is always a request for money.
I sure hope others can financially back the Summer of Outrage. Me, I can barely support a Minute of Annoyance.
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The fact that the Supreme Court just took away a constitutional right has made this a tricky 4th of July. It's hard to celebrate Independence Day when we American women have lost a chunk of our independence.
Perhaps at summer's end Americans will celebrate Labor Day by firing people.
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- June 2022
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Image by Mark Thomas from Pixabay
I'm a 58-year-old lesbian. An IKEA bookcase has a better chance of getting pregnant than I do.
Nonetheless, for many reasons, today's overturning of Roe v. Wade means I'm about to join the battle for reproductive rights.
The spirit's willing, even if the body's cranky.
- May 2022
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I must admit that, as a non-American, I wouldn't have bet on the USA to be the first Western country to turn back the clock so drastically on women's rights, and this b/c you decided a reality TV star was more Presidential material than a competent Secretary of State.
Auntie Ouakam
Source: Twitter
- September 2021
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