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Category Archives: so mad I could spit
Drive-By Sexist Click-Bait from the Houston Chronicle
Today’s New York Times features a graphic showing that so far, just over half of the women running for Congress this year lost their primary races. The fewer women who run, and the fewer who win, the longer it will take … Continue reading
Posted in feminists & feminism, Houston, politics, so mad I could spit, Texas
Tagged Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, politics, texas politics
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Men Aren’t From Mars, But Can We Send A Few of Them There?
Honestly, Hillary Clinton should just un-announce right now or productivity in this country is going to grind to a halt. But hey, bright side, maybe this is how we get rid of Carly Fiorina! After all, the only math she … Continue reading
Posted in feminists & feminism, politics, so mad I could spit, Texas
Tagged feminism, sexism, texas, utter bullshit, women
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Your Vote Just Got More Important
The Supreme Court ruled just after 5 a.m. this morning that Texas can enforce the Voter ID law that District Court Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos ruled was unconstitutional: “The Court holds that SB 14 creates an unconstitutional burden on the … Continue reading
Posted in Houston, politics, so mad I could spit, Texas
Tagged politics, supreme court, veasey v. perry, voter ID
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Rally Time!
I’m trying to decide which sign to carry, so will take them all and hope to find some sign-less folks. I’m partial to the first one …
Posted in feminists & feminism, politics, pro-choice activism, so mad I could spit
Tagged feminism, feminist, houston, planned parenthood, politics, women's rights
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Wham, Bam, You Know What’s Coming Next
Last night, handing out condoms to promote PPYL’s Party Like a Rock Star, I approached three young men on the back patio of a local bar. I asked if I might interrupt their evening for a moment. One of them … Continue reading
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