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It is still unbelievable women don't have unfettered access to women's healthcare choices and equal pay for equal work in 2013.
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xpost from Feminists Group: Day 8 of 45 Pictures and Cartoons Regarding the Republican War on Women (Original Post)
stevenleser
Jun 2013
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niyad
(113,336 posts)1. my sentiments exactly. all these decades later, it has gone beyond tiresome.
stevenleser
(32,886 posts)2. I think its the same with all of the equality issues. Beyond tiresome.
That we still have to fight for women's equality, LGBT equality, African Americans to be able to vote, etc.
is how I feel about all of that
ismnotwasm
(41,989 posts)4. Excellent point
Although we've made progress, it's appalling how hard the battles still is, and how far we have to go
niyad
(113,336 posts)3. . . .