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Women's March San Luis Obispo

16 hours ago

Today marks 3 years since 49 lives — most of whom were young, queer and Latinx — were taken from us due to senseless gun violence at #Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

We must remember the 49 and #SayTheirNames, but we must also #HonorThemWithAction.

Today, and every day.

Reposted from United State of Women. ... See MoreSee Less

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Women's March San Luis Obispo

3 days ago

“In the fall of 2017, the Norwegian Players' Association — which represents both the men’s and women’s team players — asked the Norwegian Football Federation to increase marketing money for the women.

Instead, according to the head of the player’s association, the Federation said, "Wouldn’t it be a good signal if we did things equally?"

The men’s team agreed to take a small pay cut. And the women’s salaries nearly doubled.

So why would Norway’s federation take this step, making a concession the union hadn’t even asked for? Well, you could argue that they did it because of one woman: Ada Hegerberg.” ... See MoreSee Less

Ada Hegerberg's Campaign For Soccer Equity In Norway

The Wall Street Journal's Joshua Robinson tells the story of Norwegian star Ada Hegerberg, who has refused to play in this year's Women's World Cup.

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Women's March San Luis Obispo

4 days ago

These teens are changing the world in powerful ways. ... See MoreSee Less

Five teens who changed the world - BBC Three

Teenagers, including Greta Thunberg, Malala Yousafzai, Emma Gonzalez and Jack Andraka, who have had a global impact

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Women's March San Luis Obispo

5 days ago

“According to Human Rights Campaign (HRC), an LGBTQI+ civil rights group, it's not just a Dallas issue - it's a problem across the US. Across the country, 82% of the transgender people killed last year were women of colour.” ... See MoreSee Less

Why are black trans women being killed in Dallas?

The recent deaths of trans women of colour in the city have shone a light on a community at risk.

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5 days ago

#wmslo #wmca #letsdothisThis weekend Women's March California leadership from across California are strategizing statewide actions as we march towards 2020. Let's do this! 💪
#RoadTo2020 #LeadershipConference #OneMillionMarchersStrong ... See MoreSee Less

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