Jean Sweeney, Esq. Rethinking the foundations that normalize women's inequality. July 4, 2026: Read the Women's Declaration of Independence. #UntilWomenAreEqual
Darien, CT, USA
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Women need to be honored & respected as citizens of equal stature under our Constitution.
Join descendent of Elizabeth Cady Stanton
By reading the Women’s Declaration of Independence on every street corner on July 4th
Get full copy at #UntilWomenAreEqual .org
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Two red states & two blue say yes to female sports. As do winning Democrats. A new day dawns. @Martina @Hogshead3Au @JenniferSey @coachblade @WDI_USA @genspect
strongerwomen.substack.com/p…
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It’s actually completely irrelevant whether some males are hobbled enough by extraneous oestrogen to compete with women and girls.
And DEEPLY sexist to suggest that this is what female sports are about.
Female sports are there to showcase the best of what women and girls can do, not only for biological reason but also to combat centuries of sexism.
The constant battle for men to try and take what’s ours is sexist, dehumanising and unfair.
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Say it, our Brenda!
I'm so tired of this.
We do we all come out of the shower?
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There's a government website where you can search your doctor's financial relationships with pharmaceutical companies. It's called Open Payments.
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PLEASE NOTE
AIPAC changed their name to:
UNITED DEMOCRACY PROJECT
DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS ONE
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Possibly 3 away WITH the filibuster in recognizing the #ERANow as #28A
#EqualRightsAmendment #38thState
OTD in 1968, Shirley Chisholm became the first African American woman elected to Cong. When she reintroduced the ERA in 1969, she argued that women’s “incredible scarcity in upper level jobs” proved that “existing laws are not adequate to secure equal rights for women.” #WeTheMen
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Do you recognize the people in this photo? It was taken 40yrs ago. The older lady is the former Democratic Governor of Texas Ann Richards. She was also the last lady and Democrat elected governor…until the girl on the right got elected Governor on Tuesday. Gina Hinajosa
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If you don’t understand why we are so alarmed after the US election results yesterday and 36 Muslims winning seats in Congress, state legislatures, and local offices, this is why. Islam is always at war with the nonMuslim world because the goal of Islam is to expand Dar al-Islam and conquer Dar al-Harb. This is why Muslims run for politics in your western, nonMuslim countries.
Why aren’t the gender critical advocates demanding that women be honored & respected as equal citizens?
#ERANow
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LET’S BE CLEAR: BLACK ORGANIZERS IN THE SOUTH WHO WERE BOOTS ON THE GROUND, KNOCKING ON DOORS, WORKING PHONE/TEXT BANKS DESERVE A WORLD OF UNLIMITED GRATITUDE FOR THE WORK THEY DID ACROSS THE COUNTRY BUT IN PARTICULAR THE SOUTH!!!
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This is former USN Admiral Eileen Laubacher, I say former because in his purge of senior military ( mostly female) Hegseth fired her.
Yesterday she beat Lauren Boebert in the election and is now in the congress.
She will be on the select committee to interrogate him
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A Black woman, an Indigenous woman, and a Latina walk into a bar. The bartender says, "What can I get you, Governors?”
Watch the shell game -
Resistance is HS girls carrying 5K signatures that say girls deserve to be honored and respected as equal citizens & denial of female-only sports & safe spaces is only part of what is needed
Resist all extremism that says girls are 2nd class citizens under our Constitution
Resistance is a ballot referendum, that demands strict scrutiny for sex discrimination against girls-
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As an Iranian woman who watched my country get ruined by Islamists, was bitten by the morality police, and saw my sisters and brothers die in the streets for protesting for freedom, I warn you Americans: don’t assume it can’t happen here.
Before 1979, many Iranians thought their relatively modern society was safe from a full Islamist takeover. They were wrong. After the revolution, Sharia became law. Women lost fundamental rights overnight. The legal marriage age for girls dropped to 9–13 (with guardian and court approval). Compulsory hijab was enforced and everyday freedoms vanished. Even something ordinary like Owning a pet dog became haram(forbidden), under the regime’s rules, dogs are ritually impure, and dog-walking is banned in many cities.
Many Iranians spent the rest of their lives under a system they never thought possible.
I tell you because I lived this, I watched this, I felt this.
Don’t make the same mistake of thinking “it can’t happen here.” The warning signs are visible, yet too many still refuse to see them.