This week on campus the Gustavus Womyn’s Awareness Center painted the rock for Reproductive Justice Week. Reproductive justice is defined as “complete physical, mental, spiritual, political, social, and economic well-being of women and girls, based on the full achievement and protection of women’s human rights.” This has been a hot topic, especially with the upcoming presidential election. Where one of the candidates, Hillary Clinton, made … Continue reading Clinton doesn’t care about reproductive justice

Unless you haven’t opened up Facebook, read a newspaper or watched television these past few weeks, you know that Trump’s campaign experienced a meltdown of unimaginable proportions recently. A 2005 audio recording of Trump surfaced recently exposing derogatory and sexually violent language toward women. Since then, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has uninvited Trump to a major Republican event and even more party officials … Continue reading Trump’s screw ups are bad for Clinton

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