Tag Archives: social justice

Thank you to the Sidney Hillman Foundation!

TweetLast night, Vanessa, Miriam, Lori, Jos, Chloe and myself had the honor of attending the award ceremony for the  Sidney Hillman Foundation prizes for journalism. Thanks to Jessica, who submitted our work, Feministing was put on their radar and presented with the award for Blog Journalism. I think I speak for all of us when I [...]
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Fighting for solidarity

TweetThis past weekend’s CLPP reproductive justice conference, for me, was by far the hardest, most challenging and most rewarding yet. As I said on the Transfeminisms panel, I am really feeling the pressure of this particular political moment, where the divide between rich and poor in the US is more stark than ever and the [...]
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The Feministing Five: Julia Neubauer

TweetJulia Neubauer is the co-founder and CFO of the Ashraya Initiative for Children, an orphanage in Pune, India. Neubauer, who is originally from a small town in Austria, went to high school in India, where she was struck by how many small children she saw begging on the street, some of them orphans, but many [...]
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BREAKING: Oscar Grant’s killer, Johannes Mehserle, Gets Two Years in Prison

Tweet The San Jose Mercury News reports that Johannes Mehserle, the cop that killed Oscar Grant, has just received his sentence: Two years in prison, 146 days served. Colorlines has more. Tweet
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Access to safe and clean water is a fundamental human right

Tweet Today is Change.org’s Blog Action Day. They’ve picked the theme of Water for folks around the world to blog about and bring attention to the importance of access to clean and safe water as a human rights issue. Access to clean and safe water is something that we often take for granted living in [...]
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