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TIDBITS – JULY 11 – READER COMMENTS: PROJECT 2025–WHAT IS IT,
WHAT IT WILL DO TO US; WHAT BIDEN SHOULD DO; WHAT’S THE MEANING OF
SOLIDARITY?; REMEMBERING JANE MCALEVEY – TRIBUTE JULY 27; COUNTING
THE DEAD IN GAZA – DEATH TOLL COULD EXCEED 186,000;
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_ Reader Comments: Project 2025 - What Is It, What It Will Do to Us
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Solidarity?; Remembering Jane McAlevey - Tribute July 27; Counting the
Dead in Gaza - Death Toll Could Exceed 186,000; _
Tidbits - Reader Comments, Resources, Announcements, Shorts, AND
cartoons - July 11, 2024, xxxxxx
* PROJECT 2025 (JIM KACZMAREK VIA KIPP DAWSON)
* MEIN KAMPF 2025 -- CARTOON BY JOHN DARKOW
* BECOMING REAL -- CARTOON BY MIKE LUCKOVICH
* TORCHING DEMOCRACY -- CARTOON BY BRUCE MACKINNON
* RE: WHAT JOE BIDEN COULD DO: RESIGN AND MAKE KAMALA HARRIS
PRESIDENT (NATALIA KUZMYN; ALAN HART; DAVID BOIM; ELIZABETH MURILLO)
* RE: CRITIQUING BIDEN’S WORLDVIEW, DEMOCRATIC PARTY TACTICS AND
AMERICA’S DESTINY (CHARLES PATRICK LYNCH)
* FITNESS FOR OFFICE -- CARTOON BY NICK ANDERSON
* RE: WHAT’S THE MEANING OF SOLIDARITY? (JESSICA BENJAMIN;
ELINORE KRELL)
* RE: HOW TO STOP FASCISM (KEN LAWRENCE)
* RE: THE SUPREME COURT’S WAR ON REGULATION IS GOING TO TANK THE
ECONOMY (MICHAEL E. GREEN)
* RE: REMEMBERING JANE MCALEVEY -- 1964–2024 (CLAIRE COHEN; KIPP
DAWSON)
* RE: THE WHOLE TIME? THE BOYS HAS BEEN MAKING FUN OF TRUMPERS THE
WHOLE TIME?! (BEN CUPP)
* SUPREME DEBACLE -- CARTOON BY JEN SORENSEN
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* COUNTING THE DEAD IN GAZA: DIFFICULT BUT ESSENTIAL - DEATH
TOLL FROM ISRAELI ASSAULT COULD EXCEED 186,000 (ISRAELI HEALTH
EXPERTS LETTER PUBLISHED IN BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, THE LANCET)
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RESOURCES:
* DEEDS NOT WORDS: CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE -
ONLINE EXHIBITIONDEEDS NOT WORDS: CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF WOMEN'S
SUFFRAGE - ONLINE EXHIBITION (SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF QUILTS &
TEXTILES)
* WATCH "BAD FAITH"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
* ORGANIZING FOR POWER (O4P) TRIBUTE TO JANE MCALEVEY - ONLINE
-- JULY 27
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PROJECT 2025
Partial list of proposed changes by Project 2025, with chapter and
page references:
• Privatize Social Security (c22, p715)
• Privatize veterans' healthcare (c20, p635)
• Privatize infrastructure projects (c19, p555)
• Privatize the Federal Aviation Administration (c19, p565)
• Reduce federal disaster relief programs (c16, p610)
• Reduce funding for federal research programs (c12, p415)
• Decrease regulations in healthcare (c14, p450)
• Reduce funding for public health programs (c14, p455)
• Repeal the Affordable Care Act (c14, p460)
• Promote free-market healthcare (c14, p465)
• Dismantle the Department of Education (c11, p365)
• Reduce federal student aid (c11, p385)
• Increase private sector role in public education (c11, p390)
• Limit federal involvement in technology standards (c28, p850)
• Reduce federal government intervention in various sectors (c1,
p25)
• Cut federal support for renewable energy projects (c12, p405)
• Reduce regulations by the Environmental Protection Agency (c13,
p425)
• Withdraw from international climate agreements (c13, p430)
• Reduce environmental regulations on businesses (c13, p440)
• Promote energy production on federal lands (c16, p600)
• Limit the jurisdiction of federal courts (c1, p40)
• Decrease the size of the federal workforce (c3, p95)
• Restructure the Department of Homeland Security (c5, p165)
• Reform the Department of Justice (c17, p565)
• Repeal Dodd-Frank financial regulations (c27, p800)
• Abolish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (c27, p815)
• Repeal net neutrality regulations (c28, p845)
• Eliminate the Department of Commerce (c21, p660)
• Limit federal involvement in local policing (c17, p575)
• Reduce business regulations (c18, p520)
• Reduce federal oversight of labor standards (c18, p530)
• Implement a flat tax system (c22, p700)
• Lower corporate tax rates (c22, p725)
• Restrict the powers of the Federal Reserve (c24, p770)
Bye, democracy. Bye, America.
Enter Authoritarianism, fascism.
Thanks to Jim Kaczmarek for this concise list.
Kipp Dawson
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MEIN KAMPF 2025 -- CARTOON BY JOHN DARKOW
John Darkow
July 7, 2024
Columbia Missourian
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BECOMING REAL -- CARTOON BY MIKE LUCKOVICH
Mike Luckovich
July 5, 2024
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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TORCHING DEMOCRACY -- CARTOON BY BRUCE MACKINNON
Bruce MacKinnon
November 6, 2020
Halifax Chronicle-Herald
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RE: WHAT JOE BIDEN COULD DO: RESIGN AND MAKE KAMALA HARRIS PRESIDENT
The New Republic piece, "What Joe Biden Could Do: Resign and Make
Kamala Harris President" makes its point. Resignation, along with
handing over the keys to the White House prior to the election could
work favorably, but will likely only happen if Biden blows more
upcoming appearances.
Biden has been one of the best presidents the US has known. Just
because he needs naps and fewer exhausting trips does not mean his
ability to administrate or command was simply switched off and
summarily compromised. He brought the nation back to the world stage,
strengthened NATO at a critical time, and restored his country to
health and prosperity. Most of what wasn't accomplished was because of
Republican opposition, still taking direction from a loser liar--as
was the case with the failed border bill to which both parties had
previously agreed.
Let's see media get real. Yes, Biden screwed up badly for 90 minutes.
Weigh that against a 3.5 year record of successes. Taking daily polls
only to post Trump's leading edge is ultimately highly manipulative.
Media will inevitably regret its chiefly-uncritical Trump coverage,
once again, especially if the "Orange Jesus" gets re-elected. To stir
up the undecided--and too many of the less-informed--makes these
voters question whether Biden's occasional lapses are critically worse
than the nation losing both their Constitution and democracy under the
wanna-be dictator. It would serve the nation better right now to have
media remind voters what is truly at risk, and to brutally spell out
Trump's many faults and intentions. Let's have more reveals on Project
2025. And please, remind them about what it means to reside in
dictatorships like Russia, North Korea and China.
Let's see polls on how many voters want to lose women's' reproductive
rights, voters' rights, religious freedom, Medicare, Social Security,
union memberships, and freedom of speech.
Should Biden's performances continue to cause concern , there is
another scenario which stands a every chance of succeeding. A
switch-ticket: Harris runs for President, and Biden for VP.
Being of highest integrity, with a younger and brilliant legal mind,
Harris easily fulfills the role of American avatar. Biden assumes
fewer engagements, but still retains a significant and dignified role,
ready to guide Harris with his amazing experience.
The role-reversed pair invoke a more powerful winning team. Their
campaign gets a huge boost for the novelty factor, and media can focus
on the forward-thinking strategy instead of inadvertently continuing
to help Trump and Putin.
Natalia Kuzmyn
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James Zogby, longtime DNC member, is calling for something different
and not seen in decades: a Democratic national convention that
actually decides democratically who the candidate should be! I was 10
years old in 1960 and still remember watching the convention, where it
was not known at the beginning who would win.
Alan Hart
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Could not agree more!
David Boim
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Do u think if another woman ran with her for VP that would make it
even more possible for a win!!
Elizabeth Murillo
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RE: CRITIQUING BIDEN’S WORLDVIEW, DEMOCRATIC PARTY TACTICS AND
AMERICA’S DESTINY
Gee, it is great to attack Biden if you have a solution. Or is the
author mainly posturing so we know he is right on! Biden sucks on a
number of issues. The reality of national circumstances? Is that
either Biden or Trump will be our next president. Attacking Biden
amounts to endorsing Trump and project 2025. Is this really what the
author wants to do? Strategy demands a Biden win, then we go from
there. There is a time for take a suicidal stand and a time for
strategic voting. Run Joe Run. Vote for the best we got against the
truly terrible.
Charles Patrick Lynch
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FITNESS FOR OFFICE -- CARTOON BY NICK ANDERSON
Nick Anderson
July 8, 2024
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RE: WHAT’S THE MEANING OF SOLIDARITY?
Unfortunately we need a much broader coalition to defeat fascism here;
also to turn the ship of state so that we achieve a ceasefire asap
that a majority of Democrats want. JVP is not helping that effort as
much as it could if it put less emphasis on anti-Zionism and more on
immediate goals of ceasefire exchange all hostages adopt the genocidal
starvation.
Given the propaganda machinery that keeps people confused regarding
anti-Zionism as antisemitic, it would make sense to cooperate with
other groups eg the coalition against Netanyahu's visit, and not focus
on its identity as anti-Zionist Jews. It takes time to educate people
about the history of Zionism and this has to be done not with slogans
and proclamations but with careful work.
Jessica Benjamin
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Good thoughts, but you left out male supremacy as another oppression
that needs to be dealt with, in solidarity.
Elinore Krell
RE: HOW TO STOP FASCISM
Does xxxxxx seriously believe that counseling conservatives to be
truly conservative and counseling big business to support democracy
are effective tactics to stop fascism? I doubt it. In that case, why
circulate "How to Stop Fascism" by Timothy Snyder? The lesson of Nazi
Germany that Snyder failed to learn is that in times of crisis,
conservatives and big business inevitably support fascism.
It's true that after fascism has become a mass movement, anti-fascists
should form coalitions with whoever can be mobilized to prevent
fascists from taking power, and should make use of whatever means of
struggle can achieve that aim. But the proper way to stop fascism is
to prevent it becoming a mass threat in the first place.
Above all, that means organizing people who might be susceptible to
fascist propaganda by leading them in the opposite direction, in
solidarity with those whom fascists hate. That's what we did in the
1960s and 1970s, when we prevented the KKK-Nazi-George Wallace threat
from consolidating power by effectively combating their influence at
the grass roots.
Ken Lawrence
RE: THE SUPREME COURT’S WAR ON REGULATION IS GOING TO TANK THE
ECONOMY
The drift of these decisions is to "defund the police"--the
administrative agencies that police not only the financial system, but
the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat. We have
been hearing BS from the right; now we have the chance to have the
real thing in our hamburgers we can have popcorn instead of popcorn..
The original regulatory agency was created in 1906 to clean up our
food supply, in response to Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle", describing
the disgusting filth in slaughterhouses. In 1906 life expectancy in
America was about 47; now it is closer to 77, depending on race,
gender, and wealth.
We can return to 47, if the Republicans (Trump, MAGA, Project 2025)
get their way. As regulatory agencies are cut back, and then further
back, between Supreme Court rulings, and Republican refusal to fund
them, we become continually less safe. If the FAA cannot do its job,
who would want to get on a plane—especially after one or two
inevitable crashes? Destroying the regulatory agencies destroys a
civilization that we can call "civilized".?
Michael E. Green
Professor Emeritus
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
City College of the City University of New York
RE: REMEMBERING JANE MCALEVEY (1964–2024)
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Jane McAlevey, a famous labor organizer, died on July 7, 2024. I tried
to post a commemorative article about her from xxxxxx
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but Facebook called it a violation of their community standards!
Facebook is really becoming repressive.
Claire Cohen
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This is one xxxxxx shared. Let’s see if it might work.
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Kipp Dawson
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RE: THE WHOLE TIME? THE BOYS HAS BEEN MAKING FUN OF TRUMPERS THE WHOLE
TIME?!
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This show is to me the most realistic representation of what would
happen if superheroes were real (and is completely out of control I
can't wait for the next episode)
Ben Cupp
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SUPREME DEBACLE -- CARTOON BY JEN SORENSEN
The Supreme Court ruling overturning the Chevron doctrine was largely
overlooked in the wake of the debate, but possibly even more
apocalyptic. In short, the Republican majority gutted the precedent
that gave deference to scientists and other experts at setting
regulations for pollution, safety, worker rights — i.e., basic
functions of government. Everything now has to go through the courts,
which are jam-packed with Trump appointees and other Federalist
Society-backed corporate extremists. This Slate article
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a good overview. To quote Justice Kagan, who I attempted to draw in
the first panel: “the majority today gives itself exclusive power
over every open issue—no matter how expertise-driven or
policy-laden—involving the meaning of regulatory law. As if it did
not have enough on its plate, the majority turns itself into the
country’s administrative czar.”
We all breathe air and eat food, and I assume many of the justices
have children that they don’t want poisoned. No one escapes the
impact of these rulings. But it’s their reality now and we’re just
living in it.
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COUNTING THE DEAD IN GAZA: DIFFICULT BUT ESSENTIAL - DEATH TOLL
FROM ISRAELI ASSAULT COULD EXCEED 186,000 (ISRAELI HEALTH EXPERTS
LETTER PUBLISHED IN BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, THE LANCET)
Rasha Khatib, Martin McKee and Salim Yusuf
July 5, 2024
The Lancet
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By June 19, 2024, 37 396 people had been killed in the Gaza Strip
since the attack by Hamas and the Israeli invasion in October, 2023,
according to the Gaza Health Ministry, as reported by the UN Office
for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.1
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The Ministry's figures have been contested by the Israeli
authorities, although they have been accepted as accurate by Israeli
intelligence services,2
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the UN, and WHO. These data are supported by independent analyses,
comparing changes in the number of deaths of UN Relief and Works
Agency (UNRWA) staff with those reported by the Ministry,3
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which found claims of data fabrication implausible.4
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Collecting data is becoming increasingly difficult for the Gaza Health
Ministry due to the destruction of much of the infrastructure.5
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The Ministry has had to augment its usual reporting, based on people
dying in its hospitals or brought in dead, with information from
reliable media sources and first responders. This change has
inevitably degraded the detailed data recorded previously.
Consequently, the Gaza Health Ministry now reports separately the
number of unidentified bodies among the total death toll. As of May
10, 2024, 30% of the 35 091 deaths were unidentified.1
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Some officials and news agencies have used this development, designed
to improve data quality, to undermine the veracity of the data.
However, the number of reported deaths is likely an underestimate. The
non-governmental organisation Airwars undertakes detailed assessments
of incidents in the Gaza Strip and often finds that not all names of
identifiable victims are included in the Ministry's list.6
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Furthermore, the UN estimates that, by Feb 29, 2024, 35% of
buildings in the Gaza Strip had been destroyed,5
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so the number of bodies still buried in the rubble is likely
substantial, with estimates of more than 10 000.7
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Armed conflicts have indirect health implications beyond the direct
harm from violence. Even if the conflict ends immediately, there will
continue to be many indirect deaths in the coming months and years
from causes such as reproductive, communicable, and non-communicable
diseases. The total death toll is expected to be large given the
intensity of this conflict; destroyed health-care infrastructure;
severe shortages of food, water, and shelter; the population's
inability to flee to safe places; and the loss of funding to UNRWA,
one of the very few humanitarian organisations still active in the
Gaza Strip. 8
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In recent conflicts, such indirect deaths range from three to 15 times
the number of direct deaths. Applying a conservative estimate of four
indirect deaths per one direct death.9
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to the 37 396 deaths reported, it is not implausible to estimate
that up to 186 000 or even more deaths could be attributable to the
current conflict in Gaza. Using the 2022 Gaza Strip population
estimate of 2 375 259, this would translate to 7·9% of the total
population in the Gaza Strip. A report from Feb 7, 2024, at the time
when the direct death toll was 28 000, estimated that without a
ceasefire there would be between 58 260 deaths (without an epidemic
or escalation) and 85 750 deaths (if both occurred) by Aug 6,
2024.10
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An immediate and urgent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip is essential,
accompanied by measures to enable the distribution of medical
supplies, food, clean water, and other resources for basic human
needs. At the same time, there is a need to record the scale and
nature of suffering in this conflict. Documenting the true scale is
crucial for ensuring historical accountability and acknowledging the
full cost of the war. It is also a legal requirement. The interim
measures set out by the International Court of Justice in January,
2024, require Israel to “take effective measures to prevent the
destruction and ensure the preservation of evidence related to
allegations of acts within the scope of … the Genocide
Convention”.11
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The Gaza Health Ministry is the only organisation counting the dead.
Furthermore, these data will be crucial for post-war recovery,
restoring infrastructure, and planning humanitarian aid.
MM is a member of the editorial board of the Israel Journal of Health
Policy Research and of the International Advisory Committee of the
Israel National Institute for Health Policy Research. MM was co-chair
of the Institute's 2016 6th International Jerusalem Conference on
Health Policy, but writes in a personal capacity. He also collaborates
with researchers in Israel, Palestine, and Lebanon. RK and SY declare
no competing interests. The authors would like to acknowledge study
team members Shofiqul Islam and Safa Noreen for their contribution to
collecting and managing the data for this Correspondence.
Editorial note: The Lancet Group takes a neutral position with respect
to territorial claims in published text and institutional
affiliations.
Editorial note: The Lancet Group takes a neutral position with respect
to territorial claims in published text and institutional
affiliations.
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Reported impact snapshot. Gaza Strip.
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Date: June 19, 2024
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2. Prothero M
Israeli Intelligence has deemed Hamas-run health ministry's death toll
figures generally accurate.
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Date: 2024
Date accessed: May 2, 2024
3. Huynh BQ Chin ET Spiegel PB
No evidence of inflated mortality reporting from the Gaza Ministry of
Health.
Lancet. 2024; 403: 23-24
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4. Jamaluddine Z Checchi F Campbell OMR
Excess mortality in Gaza: Oct 7–26, 2023.
Lancet. 2023; 402: 2189-2190
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5. UNOSAT
UNOSAT Gaza Strip comprehensive building & housing unit damage
assessment, March 2024.
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Date: 2024
Date accessed: May 2, 2024
6. Airwars
Israel and Gaza.
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Date: 2024
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7. UN Office Geneva
10 000 people feared buried under the rubble in Gaza.
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Date: 2024
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8. Reuters
More countries pause funds for UN Palestinian agency.
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Date: 2024
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9. Geneva. Declaration Secretariat. Global burden of armed violence.
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Date: 2008
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10. Jamaluddine Z Chen Z Abukmail H et al.
Crisis in Gaza: scenario-based health impact projections.
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11. International Court of Justice
Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the
Crime of Genocide in the Gaza Strip.
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Date: 2024
Date accessed: May 3, 2024
DEEDS NOT WORDS: CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE -
ONLINE EXHIBITION (SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF QUILTS & TEXTILES)
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Deeds Not Words: Celebrating 100 Years of Women's Suffrage /
“Hechos, no palabras”: Celebrando 100 años de sufragio femenino /
“Những việc làm không thành lời”: Kỷ niệm 100 năm
phụ nữ phải chịu đựng
Emmeline Pankhurst, the famously militant British suffragist, in 1903
coined the motto “Deeds Not Words” for the newly formed Women’s
Social and Political Union. History proved that while rhetoric was the
impetus for radical change, actions were needed to finalize steps
toward ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920. The suffragists
were true revolutionaries, occasionally sacrificing their reputations
and sometimes their freedom.
Several of the artists in "Deeds Not Words" chose to celebrate a
suffragist whose name they remembered from history lessons, while
others felt a more personal relationship with their subjects. Arturo
Alonzo Sandoval, for example, was inspired by a friend who is the
daughter of an African-American suffragist; Martha Wolfe studied Sara
Bard Field, who road-tripped from San Francisco to Washington, D.C.,
collecting signatures for women’s suffrage; North Carolina artist
Hollis Chatelain honors Gertrude Weil; Alice Beasley’s quilt depicts
the courageous Ida B. Wells; and, Jill Kerttula’s multi-part quilt
reminds us that Belva Lockwood in 1884 ran for president, even though
she herself was not permitted to vote. The 28 art quilts in this
exhibition, all but one created for the tour, were curated by Sandra
Sider, curator of the Texas Quilt Museum, and Pamela Weeks, curator of
the New England Quilt Museum. Sponsored exclusively by eQuilter.com,
with additional support from Karey Bresenhan and Nancy O’Bryant
Puentes.
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