Battling Workplace Inequality – 1973 The Women’s Liberation Movement of the early 1970s became a force to be reckoned with, actively challenging workplace inequalities. Women organized protests, strikes, and campaigns to dismantle discriminatory practices and promote equal opportunities. The movement became a catalyst for change, inspiring women to assert their rights and demand a more […]
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Women Demand Control over Their Bodies – 1969 The late 1960s witnessed a growing demand for reproductive rights as women sought control over their own bodies. The push for access to birth control and safe abortions gained prominence. Activists and feminists advocated for legal changes to provide women with the autonomy to make decisions about
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Breaking the Silence on an Unspoken Issue – 1975 Amidst the social upheava l of the mid-1970s, women began breaking the silence surrounding workplace harassment. Previously considered a taboo subject, women courageously stepped forward to share their experiences, shining a spotlight on the pervasive issue. Calls for workplace reform and legal protections for victims gained
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Women’s Fight for Equal Pay Gains Momentum in Workplace – 1972 By the early 1970s, the fight for equal pay had become a rallying cry for women across various industries. Grassroots movements and advocacy groups joined forces to push for legislative changes and challenge discriminatory practices in the workplace. The momentum reached a new high
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I am a House Freedom Caucus member, consider me an obstructionist to all bills that improve Americas’ communities – I am also an advocate for the republican narrative that rape and incest kept our communities safe from extinction and I support a national ban on abortion as a result Steve King Was Saying Racist Things
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