The Republicans really have a problem with defining things. Every time they ask us what a woman is, we should respond by asking them what money is or what a corporation is.
When Occupy Wall Street was happening, my friends and I did our own version every Wednesday---rain or shine. Ours lasted even through covid and wearing masks. My sign…
The Republicans really have a problem with defining things. Every time they ask us what a woman is, we should respond by asking them what money is or what a corporation is.
When Occupy Wall Street was happening, my friends and I did our own version every Wednesday---rain or shine. Ours lasted even through covid and wearing masks. My signs were huge; they said: "Corporations Are Not People" and "Money Is Not Speech". We got a great deal of attention and even some press. People stopped by to discuss politics and most understood those signs. They knew what the Supreme Court has done to our nation.
Sadly our Occupy is no more. Life and death always get in the way. The WOMEN I stood with didn't need anyone to define them. It's time for Congress to define their role and take back what the Constitution gave them. So glad you keep writing about the history and this issue, Thom.
The Republicans really have a problem with defining things. Every time they ask us what a woman is, we should respond by asking them what money is or what a corporation is.
When Occupy Wall Street was happening, my friends and I did our own version every Wednesday---rain or shine. Ours lasted even through covid and wearing masks. My signs were huge; they said: "Corporations Are Not People" and "Money Is Not Speech". We got a great deal of attention and even some press. People stopped by to discuss politics and most understood those signs. They knew what the Supreme Court has done to our nation.
Sadly our Occupy is no more. Life and death always get in the way. The WOMEN I stood with didn't need anyone to define them. It's time for Congress to define their role and take back what the Constitution gave them. So glad you keep writing about the history and this issue, Thom.