What are women still marching for?
Anyone who attended last year’s Women’s March will tell you the march itself was just the starter pistol — the signal to hit the pavement in the long race toward progress.
It was the largest protest in U.S. history, and it continued well past Jan. 21. In the number of women exploring bids for elected office. In the #MeToo movement. In the phone calls to representatives. In the hours volunteered. In the conversations whispered and shouted.
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Consider the past 12 months, punctuated with moments that remind us why millions marched last January, what happened as a result and why their work is nowhere near finished.
In no particular order ...
Elizabeth Warren persisted.
Maxine Waters reclaimed her time.
San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz, armed with a bullhorn and waders, set out to save her island and its people in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. President Donald Trump labeled her “nasty.”
U.S. Rep. John Shimkus (R-Ill.) asked why men should fund prenatal care.
Read More:http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/stevens/ct-life-stevens-tuesday-womens-march-2018-0116-story.html
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I assumed the question in the thread title was rhetorical. Glad to see I was right. 
Women are still marching for the same reason that minorities are still marching. Shit is not getting fixed. Silent acquiescence is no longer an option.
I will be once again at the march this Saturday. I hope we have a huge turnout like last time.
We march for those who can't, whether from inability or fear.
One step is all it takes!
Most excellent, sister.
Love it!
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I include this?
to add to my sign. Peace & love. 
year of reclaiming and action that could apply to both genders.
sheshe2!!!
Thanks she.
You would be most welcome, Eliot.
History again, she.
Mahalo for this very important report on why we March!
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"11. Women broke new ground in the Nov. 8 election — just look at the Virginia legislature, which now includes two Latinas, an open lesbian, a female refugee from Vietnam and an open transgender woman. Several of those ousted were white men who had held office for years."
PLus add the two women from WI yesterday for state Senate.
We are rising, Cha~
Thanks!
It is the 34th district to flip from red to blue since Donald Trump’s election victory"
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/wisconsin-state-senate-special-election-democrats-win-republicans-patty-schachtner-scott-walker-a8163361.html
I know there was another one.. I just can't find her name now..
Thank you, she!
Great thread, thanks sheshe
You rock. 
