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Hillary Clinton basically just announced her candidacy on Twitter

TweetKind of. Clinton joined Twitter today, amassing over 70,000 followers in an hour. Her first and thus far only tweet ended “#tweetsfromhillary,” a clever nod to her own meme, but it’s her bio that caught our attention. If you have the chance to be the first female president but actually plan to spend the rest [...]
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Daily Feminist Cheat Sheet

Tweet   A useful infographic on what the Supreme Court decisions on marriage equality will mean in real life. LinkUp aims to teach girls, not just adult women, about sexual and reproductive health and rights. Are we still seriously talking about why people hate Anne Hathaway? Gender-based violence also harms economic development. Duh. How to [...]
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Weekly Feminist Reader

Tweet Fully dressed superheroines are about questioning the genre, not imposing a moral code. Kai M Green: “I will never straighten out my wrist.” Hillary Clinton: Helping women isn’t just a “nice” thing to do. Speaking of which, check out Politico on Hillary Clinton Fever. The New York Times reports on the NYPD’s policing of [...]
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Hillary Clinton supports same-sex marriage

TweetDuh. But awesome. She’s right–America is at its best when we champion the freedom and dignity of every human being. It is not surprising but important and necessary that Democratic politicians continue to come out in support of same-sex marriage. It’s going to take a global movement to ensure all people regardless of sexuality can [...]
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Conservative SuperPAC interns make a fake sex tape with a panda and Hillary Clinton

TweetFreedomWorks is an astroturf conservative tea party group financed in large part by the Koch Brothers and Big Tobacco.  Elements of the tea party may have started on the grassroots level, but that didn’t last for long when rich conservatives saw the movement as an opportunity to capitalize on the tea party’s energy.  Enter FreedomWorks. [...]
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