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Employer Demands Employees Buy Organic Veggies, Not Frozen Pizzas

Posted on October 17, 2012 by nonsequiteuse

We would be up in arms if an employer issued a memo stating that its employees could use the money paid to them each pay period to purchase organic vegetables and free-range meat, but could not use it to purchase … Continue reading →

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Donate Your Co-Pay Day

Posted on August 1, 2012 by nonsequiteuse

Today, if you have insurance, you should now be able to get birth control without paying a co-pay. This matters because giving women access to the means to control their fertility and decide when and whether to bear children has … Continue reading →

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Spending Money in Texas Because Texas Votes Matter

Posted on June 10, 2012 by nonsequiteuse

New York City, Los Angeles, and Texas all gripe about politicians treating us like ATMs—hitting us up for cash they spend elsewhere. As a progressive in Texas, it can be frustrating to see national candidates and committees lavish attention on … Continue reading →

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If You Support Birth Control & Planned Parenthood, Say It Loud & Say It Proud (And Put It On Your Website)

Posted on May 31, 2012 by nonsequiteuse

I’ve long been frustrated by liberal/progressive candidates who hide the ball on their websites and in campaign material when it comes to stating their support for abortion rights and birth control. If they mention it at all, candidates tend to … Continue reading →

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