Women Have Always Led—It’s Time to Stand with them!

A message from the Green Party National Women's Caucus for International Women's Day and Women's History Month:

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This International Women's Day, we reflect on the many women who have shaped history, fought for justice, and worked together to build a better world. For all of their contributions, what have they received? A system that still undervalues their labor, restricts their rights, and leaves too many behind.

From access to healthcare and reproductive rights, to equal pay and workplace protections, to freedom from gender-based violence, women are increasingly under attack. Today, we've seen women around the country and around the world rally, march, and demand equal rights, bodily autonomy, and an end to sexual violence and discrimination.

The Green Party has never wavered in its commitment to gender equity. Feminism and gender equity are core to our 10 Key Values. We have always fought for reproductive freedom, equal pay, and leadership opportunities for women—not just in words, but in action. While other parties debate whether a woman can lead, Greens have ensured that women do lead. Since 1996, every Green Party presidential ticket has included at least one woman!

We refuse to let the corporate and imperialist parties in Washington, DC, treat diversity, equity, and inclusion as political footballs. We are fighting for the Equal Rights Amendment, equal wages, economic justice for single mothers, and policies that uplift all women—not just those who can afford it.

This Women’s History Month, we ask you to stand with us. Your support helps us build a movement that prioritizes justice, equality, and true representation. Every donation fuels our fight for policies and candidates that empower women and dismantle systemic barriers

In Solidarity,

National Women's Caucus
Green Party of the United States

https://www.gp.org/

P.S. The National Women's Caucus works to organize and advance women’s rights and concerns within the Green Party and the nation. If you're interested in joining or contributing directly to the National Women's Caucus, visit their website to learn more!