I’m not 100% sure what we’re celebrating, just being able to
vote I guess…unless you’re a woman of color living in a state that requires the
Voters’ Rights Act be enforced in order for you to exercise your rights. But
hey, most women can vote. My twitter feed is blowing up with Women’s Equity Day
stuff and the murder of two journalists on television. So really, I’m going to
pass on a lot today. In regards to both, you just see empty language saying the
same old thing: women’s equity now, we need more representation, gun control.
But what everyone means is today we’ll talk about all this, but once tomorrow
comes you’re all on your own.
Let’s see what is still terrible:
- Anti-choice laws gaining traction nationally (specifically women’s health as a bargaining chip and base unifire, regardless of the health needs of women)
- Misogynist GOP Presidential candidates
- The straight up open season on Trans women of color
- Anti-welfare legislation
- Rape victim shaming and blaming
- General sexual and gender based violence
- Pay gap
- Lack of representation in government at every level
- Women disproportionately live in poverty
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