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Subject What will it take to get Black women elected?
Date June 16, 2021 10:05 PM
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Today at Ms. | June 16, 2021

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What Will It Take To Get a Black Woman Elected to the Senate? Collective PAC’s Stefanie Brown James Breaks it Down [[link removed]]

BY LISA RABASCA ROEPE | Ms. reporter Lisa Rabasca Roepe spoke with Stefanie Brown James, founder of the Collective PAC, about why 2018 was a turning point for Black women running for office, how teaching civics in school would help bolster voter turnout and what the PAC is doing to help get the first Black woman elected to the U.S. Senate or as a governor.

Gendered School Dress Codes Get an F. Here’s What Schools Should Do Instead [[link removed]]

BY LEORA TANENBAUM | Strict, gendered dress codes teach that someone with power can, should and will control the choices girls may make about their bodies and sexuality. The best way to reduce sexual harassment and assault is to do the opposite: Let girls have autonomy over their appearance, and demonstrate that no one should ever get to sexualize anyone else without their consent.

Now Should We Speak Femicide? [[link removed]]

BY CAROLINE DAVIDSON | Men sometimes kill women because they are women. Sometimes, as is likely the case with the horrific killings in Atlanta, men kill women because they are women and because of other aspects of their identity—race, sexual orientation, disabilities. But still, because they’re women. This gendered killing of women has a name: femicide, coined by Diana Russell almost 30 years ago.

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