Happy Women's History Month, John!
This Women's History Month, I've been reflecting on the promise of our movement for justice. Our work is built on the legacy of so many trailblazing women who have come before us — who have shattered not just glass ceilings but the status quo.
While it can feel like we're backsliding at times, all we have to do is look around us to remember how far we've come. Our movement is millions upon millions strong. Our movement transcends borders, and forges connections across race, class, gender, immigration status, and more. We celebrate our differences because we know we are stronger for our diversity.
To every woman, girl, and ally reading this message, there is something we can never forget. We are not alone in this work and we never have been. That's why I decided to share a list of my favorite books written by an incredible group of women. I hope you can find truth and inspiration in their stories as I have:
The struggle for true equality has no time limit, and our movement isn't going anywhere. We have suffered attacks on our reproductive rights, on trans women and girls, and continue to face absurd pay inequity and discrimination. But we will not stop fighting. History is on our side.
I hope you enjoy my book recommendations and you'll stay in this fight with us, John — not just this month but every single day.
In solidarity,
Pramila
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