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Struggle for Women's Rights
by
Rich Gardner | 02.21.2012
We in the UFPJ-DVN are peaceniks, we think peaceful methods of resolving disagreements should always be our nation's first resort. We think resorts to military force should be way down the list of acceptable responses to these disagreements. That said, what is the appropriate way to view women serving in our armed forces?
Liz Trotta of Fox News feels that women should not be serving in the military at all. She feels that for male soldiers to rape their female fellow soldiers, their comrades-in-arms, is not so much an acceptable thing to do as it is an inevitable result of males living in close quarters with each other and of needing to be brutal towards the bad guys, the nation's enemies.
event detailsposted by: Philly Code PINK begins: Jan 1, 12:00 am ends: Jan 1, 12:00 am location: Kabul Restaurant - 106 Chestnut Street |
Save the Date!
On Weds. October 19, 2011 you can help Afghan women human rights workers who are targeted for harassment, injury and death. That night make a reservation and eat at the Kabul restaurant, 106 Chestnut Street. The owner of the Kabul restaurant, Mr. Wali has generously agreed to donate 20% of his proceeds on that day to The Afghan Women’s Survival Fund through Philly Code PINK.
Simply by going out to eat you can contribute to the survival of Afghan women and empower them in their own struggle for justice!
event detailsposted by: redphilly begins: Apr 2, 8:00 pm ends: Apr 2, 10:00 pm location: William Way LGBT Community Center ,1315 Spruce St |
Philly Socialist Action Presents
The fight for women's equality and freedom
Women's past gains in the fight for equality and rights - including the right to control their reproductive decisions -- is under attack. What is the way forward for women in the current political and economic environment? What strategies and tactics will secure and extend the gains woman have made?
Speakers:
Caryn Hunt: President, Philadelphia National Organization for Women
Yesica Guzman: Immigrant women's struggle against government repression and family separation. Board Member CATA (El Comite de Apoyo a los Trabajadores Agricolas)
Christina Morgeneier: Students for a Democratic Society
event detailsposted by: begins: Mar 8, 10:10 am ends: Mar 8, 5:30 pm location: City Hall - 15th & Market |
Celebrate 100 years in the struggle of Women for economic and social justice. Gather at 10:30am at City Hall, 15th & Market for a March (starting at 11:30am) to UNITE/HERE union Hall, 22
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