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Subject Are elections ‘manhood competitions’?
Date December 9, 2024 11:03 PM
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Today at Ms. | December 9, 2024
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Elections as ‘Manhood Competitions’: Feminist Political Scientists Reckon With Harris’ Loss [[link removed]]
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By Jackson Katz | “If candidates can win by effectively feminizing their opponents, what does it mean when a woman enters the race?”
Two political scientists Jackson Katz and Caroline Heldman—longtime friends and colleagues—discuss the 2024 election, the “uphill climb” for women in politics, and the future of feminism.
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Women’s Independence, Credit Cards and Economic Power: Celebrating 50 Years of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act [[link removed]]
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By Bonnie Stabile | Anyone walking into the bathroom on Capitol Hill Thursday morning found a buoyant dance party in progress: A group of trans artists and activists staged a protest in a women’s restroom in the U.S. Capitol, dancing to the song “Meeting in the Ladies Room” by the all-women pop and R&B band Klymaxx.
“It always starts with things that people feel are insignificant, like public restrooms, but it never stops there,” said Hope Giselle-Godsey, one of the Capitol Hill dancers. “We’re here today to ensure they understand that we will not be erased—one bathroom at a time—or shoved back into the proverbial closet out of deference to the comfort of those who speak to eradicate us.”
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‘Abortion Librarians’: The Online Abortion Resources Squad’s Vital Work on Reddit [[link removed]]
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By Kathleen Hurlock | If someone needs an abortion and is unsure how to get one, they’ll probably do what seems obvious to many of us: Use Google or another search engine and type “abortion options near me.” It’s likely they’ll find a mishmash of antiabortion crisis pregnancy centers, clinics that aren’t actually near them, and irrelevant information.
That’s where the Online Abortion Resources Squad (OARS) comes in. We run the r/abortion subreddit on the social media platform Reddit. No matter who you are, where you live, or what you need regarding your abortion, you can write a post on the r/abortion subreddit any day at any time, and you’ll receive a quick, thorough, accurate and compassionate personal response.
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In this episode, we continue to assess and reckon with the 2024 election results. How did abortion rights prevail, while anti-abortion lawmakers were elected in the very same states? What will a Trump administration mean for women’s rights, federal courts, agencies and throughout government? Are there any safeguards left as a check or restraint on abuse of office? And, what silver linings can we find among the election results?
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