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What will it take to achieve a society that prioritizes—and achieves—true equality? We are thrilled to present the Winter 2023 installment of Women & Democracy, created in partnership with the leadership of and community at Supermajority Education Fund, to answer that question. We welcome you to explore this artful series featuring the five Majority Rules and the inevitable Super Rule:The lives and experiences of women—particularly women of color—are front and center in addressing all of our nation’s challenges.  

Articulating the Majority Rules and the values they reflect—safety, respect, autonomy, full and fair representation—is the first essential step toward achieving gender equality. Immerse yourself in the various videos and essays narrated and penned by leading voices; scroll down for snippets of what our own teams have to say. We look forward to hearing from all of you, too—and to working together to ensure that an equality agenda prevails.

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Kesha attends the Ted Lasso season 2 on July 15, 2021 in West Hollywood, Calif. The long running legal battle between Kesha and her manager Dr. Luke will go to court in July 2023. (Axelle / Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic)

BY ADDIE LOVELL | The long awaited defamation trial between Lukasz Gottwald and pop star Kesha has been given a July trial date after almost 10 years. In the wake of the Depp-Heard case, we cannot let another woman’s trauma be mocked and meme-ified across the internet.

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Thousands rally at Cambridge Commons in Cambridge, Mass., on Jan. 20, 2018, celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Women’s March. (Ryan McBride / AFP via Getty Images)

BY CARRIE N. BAKER | Last year, there were 26 domestic violence-related homicides in Massachusetts—a more than 40 percent increase over the previous year. Survivors of domestic violence and their advocates are organizing across the state of Massachusetts to pass new laws like HD 1844 and SD 1975 to address the crisis of domestic violence, including coercive control.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ recent attempts to ban an Advanced Placement course in African American studies have us thinking about American fragility, and the drastic consequences of this censorship. Not to mention, what does this mean for our constitutional rights—matters like free speech, and the First Amendment? When the government infringes on our fundamental constitutional rights, how can we fight back?

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