From Doris Matsui <[email protected]>
Subject On this day 102 years ago
Date August 26, 2022 5:00 PM
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Dear friends,

On this day in 1920, women officially gained the right to vote through the
19th Amendment. And on this Women's Equality Day, we honor the women who came
before us and recommit ourselves to empowering ALL people to participate fully
in our democracy.

The women who fought hard for the right to vote were pioneers of American
democracy that blazed a trail for future generations. Their dedication provided
the tools that helped us secure a record amount of women in the 117th Congress
with 144 women from across the country – the highest percentage in U.S.
history. We also have our first woman Vice President.

But our fight for equality is far from over. We can vote and run for office,
but our rights are under attack like never before. From abortion and health
care access to equal pay for all, we need to draw on the strength of those who
came before us to defend our progress.

Today, on Women’s Equality Day, I am recommitted to fighting on behalf of
women everywhere, no matter their background, to ensure their rights are always
protected.

All the best,

Doris

Congresswoman Doris Matsui has been the U.S. Representative for California’s
6th Congressional District since 2005. As a Member of Congress, Doris works to
ensure that the voices of her district’s constituents are heard in Congress,
and fights for the needs of the Sacramento region. Join Doris in her 2022
re-election campaign.

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