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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs sentenced to more than four years in prison and given $500,000 fine – as it happened
National Women’s Group Calls for Swift Passage of the Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act
DC: Coalition of Muslim, Jewish Groups to Announce Letter of Support for Rep. Ilhan Omar
Women’s Groups on 2020: How Can We Choose Among Warren, Klobuchar, Harris, Gillibrand and Gabbard?
But Shaunna Thomas, executive director of women’s rights group UltraViolet, said she would be surprised if many of these organizations endorsed in the primary. UltraViolet did not endorse in 2016, and Thomas said that this year—with so many strong women candidates—there is little incentive for any women’s group to do so.
“There is all the incentive in the world for us to create the conditions for all of these candidates to continue to vie for women as a constituency and to center their needs,” she said. “I’d be shocked if women’s groups jumped in to endorse a bunch of different candidates… if for no other reason than because we need all of them to center women.”
Women’s Group Reacts to New Report Claiming Thousands of Migrant Youth Were Sexually Assaulted While in US Custody
Women’s Group & Workplace Experts Release Recommended Guidelines for 2020 Presidential Campaigns to Prevent and Respond to Workplace Harassment and Sexual Violence
‘Surviving R. Kelly’ makers, others react to charges
“It’s past time for us to listen to and trust Black women and girls and hold those who abuse them accountable.” —Women’s rights organization Ultraviolet, via Twitter.
Women’s Group Reacts to New Allegations of Sexual Abuse Against Trump
Women’s Group Reacts to Trump Administration Bar on Comprehensive Reproductive Healthcare Providers From Federal Family Planning Program
Questions surround Labor Secretary Acosta after judge’s ruling
“Under Acosta’s leadership, a sexual predator and his accomplices walked away with a meager slap on the wrist,” said Shaunna Thomas, co-founder of UltraViolet, a women’s advocacy organization, in a statement.
National Women’s Group Responds to Jeffrey Epstein, Alex Acosta Ruling
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