It ended about ten minutes ago as I write this, and I have to say I was, for the most part, impressed. At some points, even proud.
Opening statements made by Tammy Baldwin and Barney Frank were both powerful and moving. Despite my many previous bashings of Frank in the past, I must say that for the most part he acquitted him admirably here.
While I probably wouldn't have made a point of mentioning how great it was that the subcomittee was even bothering to hold a hearing on transgender employment rights in the first place as Frank did, I also think he took exactly the right tack in making the point that transpeople should be entitled to the same rights as everyone else, that if those present could support someone like himself being treated as an equal then they should also be willing to do the same in the case of a transgender person. Full story...
A judge threw out a lawsuit brought by the Alliance Defense Fund to stop the governor's executive order to recognize marriage performed outside of the state.
When did an oil pipeline, the war in Iraq and a sports complex become ordained by God? When Sarah Palin is preaching the gospel of the Almighty Dollar.
John Stewart takes on double-talk of sexism, privacy, and experience when it comes to Sarah Palin.
Here's a great piece from Pam's House Blend about the skinny on gender identity discrimination.
It's been a while since I wandered over to Feministing, but here's a piece about Code Pink's demonstrations at the RNCC in favor of reproductive justice.
Both Sarah Palin and Rudy Giuliani's mocked Barak Obama in last night's RNC speeches by saying he is nothing but a "community organizer" and the world needs somebody with more experience.
Now with even more protesters! My God, I love the Code Pink/Iraq Veterans Against the War people.
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Michael Lohan, Sarah Palin, and Diddy's vlog.
Focus groups conducted this week by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner and the Women's Voices Women Vote Action Fund have found that the GOP's nomination of Sarah Palin may have the intended effect with women voters.
"On a personal level, my sister and her partner are an important part of my life and our children's life.
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I agree - the first president we have who is the son of an international, interracial, gay couple will definitely be historic.
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