Category: Women’s SuffrageBy Suzie Ivy on Mar 25, 2011 in Civil Liberties & Rights, Vietnam, Women's History Month, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
The summer after I graduated from the police academy I was asked to give a speech for our city’s July 4th celebration about women in service to our country. I was honored. Through my research I was amazed with the history of women fighting for the United States and serving our country. For National Women’s [...]
By Anita Finlay ("Ani") on Nov 17, 2010 in Abuse, Feminism, Gender Bias, Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, Misogyny, Sara Palin, Sexism, Women, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Bitch. Whore. Stupid. Hot. Disabled. Shrill. Mean Girl. Hag. Diva. Ice Queen. Slut. The midterm elections of 2010 brought back a familiar rage and sick, queasy feeling as I watched women on both sides of the aisle being devalued with sexist diatribes. The hateful rhetoric that defined much of the 2008 presidential campaign was not [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Aug 26, 2010 in Abuse, Crime, Current Affairs, DNC, Death Threats, Education, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Islam, Misogyny, Muslim, Obama Administration, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sexism, Taliban, Terrorism, Torture, Women and Children, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Recently, the United States celebrated the 90th anniversary of women’s right to vote. That right was won by the significant efforts of a number of women, many of whom were jailed, beaten, and starved, fighting for this right. We honor them, and all that they have made possible for us 90 years later. Now we [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Mar 8, 2010 in Current Affairs, Forced Prostitution, Foreign Affairs, Gender Bias, Misogyny, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sexism, United Nations, Women, Women and Children, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Today, March 8th, is the 99th celebration of International Women’s Day. The history of how this day came to be is interesting: International Women’s Day has been observed since in the early 1900′s, a time of great expansion and turbulence in the industrialized world that saw booming population growth and the rise of radical ideologies. [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Jul 20, 2009 in Barack Obama, Delegates, Democratic National Convention, Electoral College, Feminism, Hillary Clinton, Misogyny, Rules and Bylaws Committee, Sexism, Women, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Sunday and Monday are the 161st Anniversary of the Seneca Falls Convention, the first Women’s Rights Convention. As a refresher, here is a bit of history on that auspicious occasion: The seed for the first Woman’s Rights Convention was planted in 1840, when Elizabeth Cady Stanton met Lucretia Mott at the World Anti-Slavery Convention in [...]
By SusanUnPC on Jun 4, 2009 in Al Qaeda, Current Affairs, Gender Bias, Jihadists, Middle East, President Barack Obama, Sexism, Terrorism, Unitary Executive Powers/Signing Statements, Women and Children, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
When Peter Daou writes, I read. As many of you know, Peter Daou headed Hillary Clinton’s campaign Web site and her site’s blog operations. I always admired Peter’s attempts to post at Daily Kos (one of his countless tasks), where he was cruelly torn apart for supporting Hillary. But he kept on, hoping that a [...]
By Old Grumpy Guy on May 6, 2009 in Feminism, Gender Bias, Misogyny, OldGrumpyGuy, Open Thread, Sexism, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Here’s one for the feminists. It’s another tongue-in-cheek song from my musical $ucce$$! (now seeking a Broadway home). The song is sung by an Irish-Latino character named Juanita Fitzgerald. The lyrics are as follows:
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Mar 11, 2009 in Afghanistan, Hillary Clinton, India, Iraq, Women, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
This is a bit of a followup to my post, “Some Celebration,” on the issues women face here and abroad. Once again, H/T to cheneywatch.com for alerting me to this video. Yesterday, I wrote of Afghanistan, Iraq, and the US. Today, it is India:
By Linda Anselmi on Mar 11, 2009 in Current Affairs, Hillary Clinton, Women, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court Justice, “I think about how much we owe to the women who went before us – legions of women, some known but many more unknown. I applaud the bravery and resilience of those who helped all of us – you and me – to be here today.”
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Mar 10, 2009 in China, Hillary Clinton, Human Rights, Misogyny, Sexism, Women, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
As you all may know, March is Women’s History Month, and Sunday, March 8th, is celebrated as International Women’s Day, first celebrated in 1911! I can think of no better way to celebrate it then by presenting the following video of one of the Top 100 Speeches of the Twentieth Century, First Lady Hillary Rodham [...]
By Dr. Lynette Long on Nov 9, 2008 in Equal Pay, George Bush, Misogyny, Obama Administration, Obama's Cabinet, Sexism, Women, Women and Children, Women's Suffrage, Workers | View Comments
Ed. Note: We are proud to announce that, starting this Monday night at 9:00 p.m. ET, Dr. Lynette Long will host a weekly call-in radio show, Sins of Omission. She wrote this description: Join Dr. Lynette Long for her weekly call-in show, SINS OF OMISSION, where she unapologetically discusses sexism in our society. Dr. Long [...]
By Dr. Lynette Long on Nov 8, 2008 in Misogyny, NoQuarter Radio, Obama's Thugs, Sexism, Women, Women and Children, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Ed. Note: We are so very, very, very proud to announce that, starting this Monday night at 9:00 p.m. ET, Dr. Lynette Long will be hosting a weekly radio show that takes callers — like you! Dr. Long chose the name, Sins of Omission, and wrote this description of her plans for this NoQuarter Radio [...]
By medusa on Oct 10, 2008 in Andrew Sullivan, Barack Obama, Chris Matthews, Civil Liberties, Democratic Party, Equal Pay, Feminism, GLBT, Gender Bias, Hate Speech, Hillary Clinton, Human Rights, McCain/Palin 2008, Media Bias, Misogyny, Political Correctness, Race Card, Sarah Palin, Sexism, Vice President, Women, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Sarah Palin has become my new hero. While I don’t agree with some of her political positions, I love that she is unapologetically herself. And she is a REAL feminist, representing many of us who don’t toe the line of some definition of what that is. The so-called “progressives,” men and women alike, don’t approve [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Aug 26, 2008 in Bamboozling, Barack Obama, DNC, DNC idiocy, Democratic National Convention, Democratic Nomination, Hillary Clinton, Sexism, U.S. Constitution, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
Yes, today is the 88th Anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment “giving” women the right to vote. And to celebrate this auspicious occasion, Barack Obama chose to have two men, one who is anti-choice (that is, does not believe a woman has the right to choose what to do with her own body), [...]
By NancyA on Aug 26, 2008 in Barack Obama, Clinton, Democracy, Democratic National Convention, Democratic Nomination, Hillary Clinton, Women's Suffrage | View Comments
This evening I had the great pleasure to spend my time with Dr. Saharra Bledsoe. She organized a host of speakers to celebrate Hillary Clinton. One of those speakers was “Shtuey”, Dr. Bledsoe introduced him gusto. Shtuey is a blogger well known to me, I have followed his posts for sometime now. He has taken [...]
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