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experiences. The goal is to create a world where women have control over their own choices, equal opportunities, and the support they need to succeed. At its core, it’s about fairness, representation, and making sure every voice has the chance to be heard.

@FBCromer Feminism today is about more than just equality in theory, it’s about addressing real challenges that women face in everyday life. It recognizes that not all women experience the same struggles and that factors like race, money, and access to resources can shape those->

Johnson advocates through organizations like Planned Parenthood, Harris has backed federal protections for abortion access, and Bracey Sherman focuses on storytelling and policy advocacy to center people’s experiences, all emphasizing access, autonomy, and legal protection.

@FBCromer Honoring the voices that challenged silence and sparked change: Tarana Burke, Beth Richie, and Mikki Kendall—three leaders redefining justice, feminism, and accountability. #MeToo #Intersectionality

Teach Legislative Literacy, make political science lectures come alive! Contact LaShonda Branson, Spencer Overton (both from the Joint Center for Political and EconomicStudies), Joe Grant (National Black Caucus of State Legislatures). All spoke on the Opening Plenary 3/9/2023

National Conference of Black Political Scientists 54th Annual Meeting- President Tiffany Willoughby-Herard’s Plenary session, “Wealth Building for Higher Education Professionals”

Who else is left to save democracy but those whose blood, sweat and tears were sown into the foundation of the nation? Let's get to work at #NCOBPS2023

Jill and I were delighted to meet with the Fall Class of White House Interns.

@FBCromer Considering the current conflict women are suffering in 2022. It’s relevant to mention how our rights are being threatened and heavily at risk. As we know the Roe versus Wade trial signficantly altererd many women’s lives across the globe, to take abortion rights away

We should be more aware of the benefits that we have today, but we do not give them sitting down and do not make use of them. Let's use them to have a better world. @FBCromer

@FBCromer This image is from an from an Indian feminist website. This supports the feminists I have written about because the article it is from calls for a more intersectional feminism by considering caste, gender and class in India, which is what Barbara Smith,

@FBCromer three women I chose were Tarana Burke,Emma Watson and Mindy Kailing. These pictures show what they believe in and what they are fighting for. They are all activists and are active in speaking and making changes with their platforms. Feminism is more than having a say!

Gloria Steinem’s picture for Time Magazine captures the perseverance of the women’s rights movement. Megan Rapinoe’s power pose represented women’s undeniable presence and unwillingness to back down from adversity. Emma Watson is pictured speaking on the HeforShe campaign.

@FBCromer The three women I decided to focus on for Project #3 are Michelle Obama, Alice Wong and Amanda Gorman. Here are some pictures and quotes that I found interesting:

@FBCromer With the multiple types & meetings used to describe for Feminism, most of them are correct. Regarding feminism, it's an intellectual commitment and a political movement that seeks justice for women & the end of sexism in all forms. Most are women but men can join

Feminism can mean different things, the right for women to have the same rights as men, maybe more than men considering how much more work women do more than men. @FBCromer

@AlexMBateau @JacquelynnMoff1 This is what one persons participation can do.

Thank you for your patience. Below is a statement from my mother @JacquelynnMoff1, executive director of Homes for Black Children. “I’ve been told by the governors office there is no imminent plan to close Homes for Black Children, they will work w/us + help us in our recovery.”

Homes for Black Children, a Black adoption agency in Detroit, is being closed by the state of Michigan. We only have 6 days to keep them open. HBC was the first Black adoption agency in the U.S. They were the first agency in the state of MI to adopt + foster Black kids.

The United Nations' humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said there are concrete indications that famine will hit parts of Somalia between October and December reut.rs/3eojvCe