John --

I am a survivor of sexual assault. Last week, I confronted presidential candidate Joe Biden and asked him what his plan was to restore the integrity of the courts and make sure accused sexual offenders don’t serve lifetime positions on the nation’s highest court. This wasn’t the first time I’ve advocated for survivors. Last year, I joined hundreds of survivors and advocates to protest Trump’s announcement of Brett Kavanaugh as his Supreme Court nominee.

Shortly thereafter, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, terrified at the possibility of her assaulter being elevated to the highest court in the land, bravely came forward and gave a voice to survivors of sexual violence. As more information about Kavanaugh’s history with sexual assault was brought to light, we knew he was unfit to sit on the Supreme Court and we have not wavered.

We need consistent, long-term support to build consistent, long-term power. Will you become a monthly donor to Women’s March today?

One year later and we still #BelieveSurvivors like Dr. Blasey Ford. We still believe that abusers have no place on the Supreme Court...or in the White House. The Senate went against the will of the people and confirmed an accused serial sexual abuser to the Supreme Court. Kavanaugh has shown us who he is. We believe he will roll back rights that women worked for generations to secure.

Donate $10 today to support survivors like me who are fighting relentlessly to end the cycle that hands power over to abusers like Kavanaugh.

Kavanaugh is a serious threat to our democracy. At this point, impeachment is not merely a political tactic; it is the responsibility of those we elected to protect our freedom. We cannot trust Kavanaugh to protect us when reproductive justice issues cross his desk and we won’t sit idly by until that moment comes. We are acting now by demanding democrats impeach Kavanaugh immediately.

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In community,

Sarah Pearson

Women’s March Wisconsin