Hillary Clinton’s unique social media entrance to the 2016 presidential race dominated news Sunday and was received well by many – especially feminists. Emily’s List, the National Organization for Women, and the Women’s Media Center were just a few of those who joined in the flurry of support for Clinton’s candidacy announcement yesterday through a […]
PHOTOS: Young Georgians Tell Us Why They’re #Students4Nunn
Student organizers, with the help of the Feminist Majority, have launched a #Students4Nunn photo campaign in the state to help young voters share their stories and tell their friends why they’re voting feminist and voting Nunn this November.
PHOTOS: #Students4Hagan Speak Out
Feminist Majority staff have launched a #Students4Hagan photo campaign in the state, and already folks are speaking up!
Our Votes, Our Lives: Support Our Big Vote Project!
Women have much at stake in the 2014 elections, and we need your help.
Feminist Fix: Women Elected Terry McAuliffe Governor of Virginia
Terry McAuliffe was elected Governor of Virginia last night in an extremely close race against Republican Ken Cuccinelli. Here’s what it means.
Virginia Feminists, We Need Your Votes!
If you are a Virginia voter, you must vote on November 5th. If you know a Virginia voter, you must urge them to vote.
The Women of the New House and New Senate
The women have truly landed at the Capitol and, fortunately, it will never be the same. I confess to having many “pinch me” moments as I walked with Feminist Majority President Eleanor Smeal and Political Director Alice Cohan on Capitol Hill yesterday, the opening day of the 113th Congress. The twenty women sworn in to […]
Governor Romney, Drop Your Ad
Stand with us and demand that Governor Mitt Romney pull his television ad in Indiana endorsing Richard Mourdock for U.S. Senate from Indiana. It is intolerable that a presidential candidate would continue running such an ad in light of the Murdock’s extreme position on rape. This is the only ad Romney has released endorsing a […]
Kaine and Allen face off in debate
According to George Allen, the Republican candidate for Virginia’s Senate seat, if you pay an electric bill, drive a car, or have a job, he will be getting your vote this fall. While we can’t fault him for his unfailing optimism, his strategy in today’s debate may not gain the support of all employed, faithful […]
DNC2012: Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s Speech Revs Worker’s Engines
Former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm’s speech on Thursday night at the Democratic National Convention was by far one of the most popular speeches of the evening from within the arena. The crowd roared their approval as she delivered an enthusiastic defense of Barack Obama’s action to save the auto industry, and a scathing indictment of […]