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Rebecca Solnit wrote an inspiring op-ed in today's L.A. Times, one I've been waiting for someone to write. If you need a morale boost, please read it in full. Solnit is an author who spent time at Occupy San Francisco, Occupy Oakland and Occupy Wall Street in 2011. A longer version of the op-ed can be found at tomdispatch.com.
In her piece, she traces movements, activist groups, a unique person here and there, and identifies their transformative moments. She identifies milestones and special people who have made a meaningful difference and changed the world because they galvanized others with their mission.
Real change may at first be incremental, halting, and sometimes frustratingly imperceptible to those who aren't really paying attention, but eventually, it takes hold in ways unimagined.
In other words, the efforts can result in achievements that have lasting impact. And that impact can be on the whole wide world, a country, a legislative body, or on the very participants of a movement. And then those participants pay it forward.
[T]he moment that counts is the one where civil society is its own rule, improvising the terms of an ideal society for a day, a month, a season [...]
Almost as soon as Occupy Wall Street appeared in the fall of 2011, the national conversation changed and the brutality and obscenity of Wall Street were suddenly being openly discussed. The suffering of ordinary people crushed by the burden of medical, housing or college debt came out of the shadows.
California passed a homeowner's bill of rights to curtail the viciousness of the banks, and in late 2012, Strike Debt emerged as an Occupy offshoot to address indebtedness in creative and subversive ways. Student debt suddenly became (and remains) a topic of national discussion, and proposals for student loan reform began to gain traction.
Invisible suffering was made visible. And, though Occupy was never primarily about electoral politics, it was nonetheless a significant part of the conversation that got Elizabeth Warren elected senator and prompted a few other politicians to do good things in the cesspit of the capital.
Change often happens when the brutality of the status quo is made visible and therefore intolerable. [...]
Occupy Wall Street allowed those silenced by shame, invisibility or lack of interest from the media to speak up. ... [T]he media and politicians had to change their language to adjust to a series of previously ignored realities.
Part of what gave Occupy its particular beauty was the way the movement defined "we" as the 99%. That phrase (along with that contagious meme "the 1%") entered our language, offering a far more inclusive way of imagining the world.
Occupy is still working behind the scenes. I know this because I communicate regularly with those who are deeply involved, and I see reports of their impressive accomplishments. The tents are now gone, the drums stopped beating... but Occupy's heart didn't.
Today's L.A. Times letters to the editor, because our voices matter:
Re "Occupy's ironic legacy: limits on protests," Dec. 6
Your dismissive article on the Occupy movement was mean-spirited and wrong.
Occupy's very visible, if inchoate, public illumination of what was and is wrong in America changed the political dialogue in this country. It received media attention, it raised consciousness, and it showed that organizing could make a difference (take a look at labor's recent victory at the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles). It also left a legacy of very worthwhile programs, most notably Occupy's Rolling Jubilee program, which asks people to give small donations to a fund so other people can get out of debt and save their homes from foreclosure.
Rolling Jubilee is a beautiful thing. It may be that the first phase of Occupy's mission is over, but in communities all across America, not only does it do good work but its spirit lives.
Allen Levy
It has never been easy to find a balance between cities' responsibilities to protect residents from public disturbance and to respect free speech. However, new rules such as raising fees for permits to hold protests and higher fines for violations are extreme.
Silencing dissent narrows the perspectives on social issues by limiting what less-powerful groups can bring to the negotiating table in their fight for equality and justice.
Berta Graciano-Buchman
Beverly Hills
My pal Lee Camp does it again. Let's not forget what Occupy did for us, how it changed this country for the better. Protest and change are messy, but this one was, and is, mandatory.
A year ago Occupy Wall Street burst onto the scene, changing the conversations going on around this country and perhaps the world. Has it had some defeats, some hurdles, some difficulties? Sure. But who honestly thought it wouldn't? This war isn't over. [LeeCamp.net]
I noticed something in yesterday's news coverage of the Occupy protests yesterday (May Day): Most of it was about violence, anarchists, destruction, protesters smashing windows, police making arrests... in other words, a slew of negative stories.
I follow a whole lot of news outlets and journalists on Twitter, and nearly every one of them tweeted headlines like those. Several of us were tweeting back, asking where the positive reports about the Occupiers were, because, after all, the M.O. of the original Occupy Wall Street movement was non-violent, even thoughtful and creative, demonstrations against social and economic inequality, corporate influence on government, greed, and the wealth gap between the richest 1% of Americans and 99% of the population who are struggling to make ends meet.
The only news I saw that reflected the mostly peaceful day of protest were from fellow bloggers and activists, and one from the L.A. Times.
When I opened my morning L.A. Times today, in fact, the headlines I saw were "5 in Cleveland charged with planning to blow up bridge on May Day" and Seattle May Day protest marked by vandalism, arrests.
Buried in the Cleveland story was this:
The suspect, identified as Doug Wright, 26, described himself as an anarchist and complained about Occupy's unwillingness to take violent action.
When one of the demonstration's organizers said the Occupiers wanted no more than peaceful civil disobedience, one member of the [anarchist] group near Wright walked away in disgust, cursing.
So, news media, where were your headlines informing readers that Occupy is a peaceful movement that is so "unwilling to take violent action" that a disgusted anarchist felt compelled to curse?
Naysayers and doubters take note: The Occupy movement is alive and well and yes, even influential, despite all the demeaning comments, smears, accusations, and harsh criticisms. The camps may be gone, but the protests are still going strong, albeit it in different forms, like targeting the November elections, for one.
So stay tuned, springtime is giving birth to Occupy Version 2.0.
Thanks to Think Progress for documenting the accomplishments of the Occupy movement. Turns out that motley crew of dirty smelly hippie rapists did have a few goals, and some of them have even been *gasp!* met:
Occupy groups have shifted the national debate on taxes and inequality, helped homeowners stay in their homes, forced major policy issues to the forefront of debate at the state and federal level, and gotten the attention of the institutions they've challenged most forcefully.
I'll give you the "what they accomplished" bullet points, TP gives you the details:
Before Occupy, we didn't hear political leaders and government officials use terms like "the 99%" and "1%ers". Now it's commonplace.
Occupy the Voting Booth coming to a polling place near you, in November!
BLUNT video contributor and all around amazingly well-spoken activist Jesse LaGreca is featured in the second half of this Russia Today News video.
The Occupy movement is alive and well, and is only going to grow.
It has already changed the national conversation to jobs and income equality. That's more than either party has done before Occupy existed. Occupy THAT, America.
And then, without fail, Occupy the voting booths.
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The Tim Tebow "error" has finally come to an end in New York, at least with the Jets, as the long await release of Tebow finally came on Monday morning. In typical bungling Jet fashion they wait until after the draft thus possibly denying Tebow the chance to hook up with a team before OTA's start
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Football teams call it a depth chart. Depending on the position that depth chart can go 7-8 deep. The Jets QB depth chart could be 5 deep. It's ugly. It's dismaying. It's frustrating. It will be the Jets 2013 death chart!
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When Mike MacIntyre took over as head football coach at Colorado, his task was to turn around a program that stumbled through a 1-11 season in 2012. We suspect any significant improvement to this record will produce a Rocky Mountain High among Buffaloes fans. MacIntyre brings a successful resume from San Jose State to Boulder. The question is: Does he have the manpower to produce real results at CU?
At first glance, Colorado appears to be an easy opponent for the Arizona State Sun Devils on Oct. 12 at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz. Apart from one dazzling quarter of play against Washington State, the Buffaloes were almost completely hopeless last season. They lost to Sacramento State and Colorado State. They lost by 56 to Oregon, 55 to Fresno State, 48 to Stanford, 44 to USC, 35 to Washington, 34 to Arizona State, and 28 to UCLA.
Take a look at the bigger picture, and it's even worse: Colorado hasn't won six games since 2007, hasn't finished above .500 since 2005, has lost 22 games in the past two seasons and must find a way to win in one of the nation's most competitive conferences.
Not all of the news is gloomy for MacIntyre and his staff. Colorado returns its top three wide receivers from a year ago, as well as 2011 standout Paul Richardson (back at full strength after missing all of last season with a knee injury). CU also has high hopes for sophomore running back Christian Powell (691 yards, 7 touchdowns).
The schedule outlook at Colorado is mixed for 2013. The Buffaloes miss Stanford but they also do not get to play Washington State this year and the Cougars provided their only win last season. Five of CU's nine games will be on the road and the non-conference slate includes two difficult games. Things won't get any easier at home, with Oregon, Arizona and USC paying visits to Boulder.
After its homecoming matchup with Arizona, Colorado must travel to UCLA and Washington for back-to-back conference showdowns. Pac-12 road games are never easy late in the season, and certainly not for teams trying to rebuild.
Colorado's opener in Denver against Colorado State will have monumental implications for the struggling Buffaloes program. MacIntyre's team needs to defeat its in-state rival to regain bragging rights in the Rocky Mountain region. Getting off to a fast start in the 2013 season may be even more important.
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Gun control fears help fuel windfall to state fund
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SALT LAKE CITY — The post-Sandy Hook rush to purchase assault rifles, handguns and loads of ammunition, as well as the increased interest in all things archery, have combined to produce a cash windfall in the millions for Utah.
Many, many millions.
Some call it the "Obama bump" — the fear of tighter gun control laws flowing back to the states via federal excise taxes levied on "shooting sports" equipment such as guns, ammunition and archery equipment.
Just a few short years ago, the state Division of Wildlife Resources was receiving about $6.5 million through the Pittman-Robertson Fund to promote wildlife preservation.
Division Director Greg Sheehan told a legislative committee he expects the agency will get as much as $14 million this next fiscal year, based on preliminary numbers provided by the federal government.
Lawmakers were combing through the division's various accounts as part of the annual budget review process when they noticed the drastic spike in one particular category.
Sheehan explained that the "societal" concern that President Barack Obama would institute gun reform led to a spate of panic buying after his initial election in 2008 and again in the aftermath of the December 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
"With all the shootings around the country, there has been a lot of discussion about changing the gun laws," he said later. "There was a rush on retailers for fear certain guns and ammunition would be outlawed."
That crush at the cash register adds up to dollars for local wildlife conservation and for the promotion of shooting sports programs, including archery.
Archery, Sheehan added, is a significant contributor to that increase because of how popular it has become.
"It has really taken off," he said.
The skill has become romanticized through movies such as "The Hunger Games," "Avatar" and Disney's "Brave."
The real ignition of archery interest, however, comes from a program called National Archery in the Schools, which, in Utah, has 10,000 student participants, Sheehan said.
A youth archery competition featured at the annual Western Hunting and Conservation drew 135 participants a couple of years ago, he said. At the event earlier this month in Salt Lake City, Sheehan said there were close to 1,000 boys and girls involved.
The Pittman-Robertson Fund was established in 1937, born in the Dust Bowl era out of concerns to protect and restore wildlife populations — from wild turkey to deer, elk and bighorn sheep.
The nation's first habitat restoration project made possible with the money happened in Utah with the creation of the Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area.
Over the years, some of the money has been used to acquire about 60,000 acres that make up the Tabby Mountain Wildlife Management Area, which boasts one of the most popular, sizable deer herds in Utah.
This infusion of millions more — last year the division received $9.4 million — will help other wildlife conservation projects in the state, but Sheehan said the division is also going to help establish public shooting ranges, which don't exist in many areas.
"I am a firm believer that if we are going to have these weapons, we need safe places to shoot them, so that is what we are trying to do," he said.
The division is working with Weber County officials and will give them a $400,000 grant to build an outdoor shooting and archery range for the public.
"There are not good options for public shooting in Weber County," said Commissioner Kerry Gibson. "These sports have fast-growing support and have enjoyed extreme popularity and growth over the years. Unfortunately, with no organized activities in the area, we have people shooting in areas that do not make sense."
The commission and division have identified a number of possible places that a shooting range could be located but are in the preliminary stages.
Sheehan said a similar search is ongoing in Utah County for a public shooting range, but finding land has been difficult.
Such ranges would not only provide shooting enthusiasts with a safe place to enjoy their sport, but Sheehan said they would also curtail risks to the public in terms of helping to prevent inadvertent wildfires.
"It becomes a life safety issue at times," he said.
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I'm Guilty
April 2, 2009 § 5 Comments
Get ready for a slightly nonsensical and very therapeutic rant.
High school students are under a lot of pressure. But that's not why I feel guilty almost all the time.
My mom works really hard. She works, providing for me and all, and she is a mom. I respect her, and women like her, so much because I know the shit she has to put up with on a daily basis. We all know the kind of guilt society places on women, particularly working mothers. My mom gets guilt from our family for not staying home, she gets guilt from the people she works with for leaving work early on parent-teacher conference night. If she works, which most of us need to do, she's a bad mom, but if she doesn't…well, that's not really an option for her. It's a pretty pervasive lose-lose situation.
Sometimes I feel so stressed that it feels like my body is breaking. A big part of this stress is because of the guilt I constantly feel. I feel guilty if I'm not doing my homework. I feel guilty if I'm running late to a rehearsal. I feel guilty if I don't go visit my grandmother one Sunday. Almost every girl I know has expressed similar feelings to me. Of course, there are plenty of guys that are also constantly juggling three thousand things. It's just that lately I've become really aware of how big a factor guilt is in running my life. What am I so guilty about?
There is constant pressure to be flawless. But what does that even mean? Sorry if this sounds like a whiny self-pity session, but it's true, and it's true for all of us. There are these unattainable standards that all women are expected to live up to, that just don't make sense. I'm supposed to be smart, but not too smart or else boys won't like me. I'm supposed to be pretty, but not too pretty, or else girls won't like me. I'm supposed to be innocent, but naughty.
We're faced with these unattainable standards and expectations to be flawless everyday. Obviously no one can live up to them, and yet the way they're presented, it seems like you're the only one who can't. So many of the girls in the movies and on t.v. seem to fit this definition of what we're all supposed to be. No wonder I, along with so many young women, constantly feel guilty.
Women's Work In The New Economy
March 31, 2009 § 5 Comments
Another guest post by Joel, cross-posted at Citizen Obie.
I've been thinking about the issue of women work trends since I saw an earlier post here a while back about how feminists were reacting to the stimulus package, and what they thought it offered to support industries with greater representation of women (social work, education, health.) My concern was not so much with the sectors the stimulus emphasized, I believe that fomenting green manufacturing, construction, transportation, and agriculture is going to be fundamental to getting ourselves out of this economic mess we're in and moving us towards an era of sustainable prosperity and equity. But where do women fit in this agenda? Green-collar jobs, the premier jobs of the new economy, are in construction and manufacturing (and I pray also urban agriculture,) sectors with little female representation. I'm going to assume that construction and manufacturing will remain important and vibrant for years to come, in which case my concern is how do we promote gender equity in those fields? How do we make sure that women share in the vision of the new economy, how do we de-stratify the sectors with the greatest potential for growth?
I thought about it even more when the news got out that the White House vegetable garden is Michelle Obama's initiative. I love Michelle Obama, I love organic vegetable gardens, and I love children's health and nutrition, but I was intrigued by the historic association between first ladies and health (specifically children's health) advocacy. I wouldn't call it anything as strong as a major concern, but what does it mean for powerful, fiercely intelligent women (in Michelle Obama's case, a lawyer) to be relegated to work with overtones of domesticity? On the other hand, maybe I ought to rethink my own gendered assumptions about what it means to work with children and health. Maybe it is my own male bias and set of assumptions that I imply above that children and health issues might be 'beneath' a fiercely intelligent woman. In this case, how will we encourage (assuming we want to) the disassociation of particular fields with the different genders? And if such associations remain tenacious, what opportunities are available to women in the revolutionary restructuring of the educational and health care systems, as called for in Barack Obama's agenda? Energy, education, and health are the major focuses of Obama's agenda. Is it okay for energy to be a primarily masculine field, with education and (to a lesser degree) health to be primarily feminine?
Finally, here are a few articles on the immediate effects of the recession on women's economic lives. The first is on the likely increase of domestic disputes as a result of male unemployment. It suggests that recessions, with major job loss for male-bodied individuals, breeds resentment as males fail to fulfill their 'breadwinner' roles, compounding the other stresses of over-worked women struggling to fulfill their roles as double-time workers and mothers. The second is on women losing their jobs and moving into the sex entertainment industry. And here's one on the unfortunate likelihood that pregnant women and new mothers may be more likely to face unemployment, despite the illegality of discriminating against mothers. Overall, it looks as though the recession and the vast restructuring of the economy (I hope) will have major effects on perceptions of domesticity and women's work roles. I hope some of you are as interested in these broad trends as I am. I think they definitely point to a very particular landscape in the contemporary feminist movement.
Feministing's Fire in the Belly Series
March 24, 2009 § 2 Comments
I just wanted to take a few minutes to highlight Feministing's Fire in the Belly series, a response to the Times asking if young women should be passed the reproductive rights torch and us replying that we are more than up to the task. From Feministing:
Sally Burgess, executive director of the Hope clinic, who is also chairwoman of the National Abortion Federation, said [in the article]: "What I observe for women in their 20s and 30s — there are fewer who really have the fire in the belly for this." Then it devolved from there with Debra Dickersen over at MotherJones.com, demanding "Tell me exactly what today's feminists are doing for the struggle."
As young feminists, we're unfortunately all too familiar with this blatant ageism. The pervasive stereotype of youth as apathetic, lazy people who take the struggles of those before us for granted is unproductive and destructive to the feminist movement. The time we spend bickering amongst ourselves about who does more for the cause is time we should be spending fighting the good fight.
Here are just a few things that myself, the rest of the Women's Glib crew, and other young'uns are doing to keep the fire in our own bellies alive:
- We are spending election season talking to our friends and relatives and calling voters in support of pro-choice candidates nationwide.
- We are distributing condoms and information about emergency contraception at subway stops all over the city as part of NARAL Pro-Choice New York's Back Up Your Birth Control Day of Action (keep an eye out for pictures later in the week!).
- We are starting clubs (Shira and I created Feminist Focus this year at our school; Silvia spearheaded The F-Word at hers) – and blogs! – to make feminism accessible to youth and to amplify our too-often-silenced voices.
- We are talking back to doctors who ask, "What's the rush?" when we confide that we're sexually active.
- We are speaking out in support of comprehensive sex education and against manipulative abstinence-only rhetoric.
- We are buying condoms, taking birth control, having sex, and making our own reproductive decisions without shame.
With all that pro-choice goodness in mind, Feministing is bringing us wisdom from five young women working in reproductive justice fields throughout the week. Links and tidbits from the first two women are below; check back with Feministing for the rest.
I had never really questioned before that having an abortion was something that I shouldn't talk about. But then I thought about what I went though trying to get the abortion–being shunned by my doctor and figuring out how to pay for it. And I saw that the whole process was made to ensure that women are ashamed of themselves no matter how they go about it. And I decided that I didn't want to stand for it anymore.
While it may be true that some of us haven't gotten the message that we are under attack in the U.S. –that our rights are being taking away with laws like "parental notification" and "24-hour waiting periods"–there are many of us who are dedicating ourselves to this issue. I think that mainstream reproductive rights organizations are still in the process of recognizing that, and are only now beginning to accept young women, and especially women of color, as strong activist leaders.
Also, it is imperative to redefine what being pro-choice means. Young people are seeing abortion rights differently than those who were part of Roe. For us, abortion is only a piece of the huge puzzle of women's rights, and ultimately human rights.
Women in the Work Force: Quit or Throw a Shit Fit?
March 9, 2009 § 2 Comments
Today, I found myself reading a puzzling article about women in the work force. The author, Laurie Ruettimann, claims that the best way for women to make a statement about sexual harassment in the work force is to quit if they've been subjected to inappropriate behaviors. Raising a fuss, she says, will only expose the abused woman to damaging and insulting inquiries from HR:
Your HR representative is tasked with moving quickly to protect the organization's image, and the system for investigating the claim of harassment is callous. The goal of a harassment investigation is to establish blame and shift liability away from your employer. The burden of proof falls on your shoulders. Rather than asking how you want the situation to be resolved, Human Resources is primarily concerned with determining if you are lying or telling the truth. Even though you are a victim and your HR rep may sympathize, your feelings will only be addressed to the extent that it protects the company.
Yeah, you're right, victim blaming does really suck, and it must be really, really hard to face that kind of bullshit when you're just trying to do the right thing and get a creepy person out of your life. But just because HR can be big and scary does not mean that you should just give up on the situation if you feel in your heart that it's worth the fight.
Ruettimann claims that quitting the job is the most courageous and active move a woman can make, which I have a hard time believing. It seems like it would reinforce the terrible trend of women not reporting abuse, but perhaps more importantly, it's not a viable option for a woman who is struggling to support herself or a family. People need to hold tight to their jobs in this economy, and I think it's important for abused women to know that they don't have to move jobs OR put up with abuse in the workplace. Pushing for that middle ground — a sensitive, productive HR inquiry –is the most active thing we can do.
I also have an issue with how Ruettimann characterizes perps. "If your employer hires…someone who thinks it's okay to treat you like a second-class citizen, that means your company is already broken," she says. I think it's problematic to assume that all perps are clearly creepy people. Brilliant, Harvard grads can be abusive co-workers. Men, women, and transpeople can be perps. Black, white, Hispanic, and Asian people can participate in inappropriate behaviors. And unless someone has a criminal record from previous instances of reported abuse, the employer simply won't know that they have an asshole on staff. That is, until someone reports their abusive behaviors. Perps don't walk around with their privates hanging out (well, mostly). It would be great if it were that easy to recognize a creeper, but that's not the way things work, especially in the corporate workforce.
My two cents on abuse in the workforce: throw a fucking shit fit. If your company doesn't pull out all the stops to make you feel safe on company time, THAT's when you quit. When it's clear that you're working for, not just with, fucking pigs. But I also recognize that abuse can change your whole mindset. I don't wish to criticize women who have left their unsafe workplaces, I just want to point out that there is a feasible course of action that, in my opinion, would really expel abusive behavior from the workplace.
But what do you think?
Some Thoughts on the Stimulus Package
February 8, 2009 § 5 Comments
For my FIRST EVER POST ON WOMEN'S GLIB (wooohoooo), I wanted to get some information up about Obama's $825 billion stimulus package and what it will do for us ladyfolk. I snooped around some blogs and newspapers, and here's what I've come up with. Feel free to add anything you've noticed about the plan in a comment!
Joan Entmacher, VP of family economic security at the National Women's Law Center, says that the package will work on "Expanding health for them [women], child care, unemployment insurance, direct help in higher food stamps and energy assistance." Additionally, the package "protects a lot of jobs for women in education, early education and social work services."
This all sounds pretty sweet, but I do have to wonder about the job protection detailed by Entmacher. Education and social work? Those sound like 'typical woman' jobs to me. I am all for protecting positions in these fields, but what about women with jobs closely tied to the manufacturing industries, agriculture, etc? Lindsay Beyerstein from the Washington Independent says that the stimulus is "expected to create or sustain significant numbers of jobs in female-dominated sectors of the economy, like teaching, nursing, and social work." Again, that sounds really awesome, but what about women who already have a hard time in the work-force because they belong to male-dominated labor sectors? Will they be overlooked because they're pursuing careers that aren't considered feminine?
My suspicions are somewhat confirmed by Linda Hirshman from the New York Times, who stated in an article that ran this past December that a package primarily aimed at building automatically excludes women because women make up such a small part of construction labor forces (9%, to be exact). To make the plan more woman-friendly, she suggested that it also include money for human capital jobs (social workers, educators, librarians, etc.), because these are the kinds of jobs that women are more likely to hold. Hirshman ends the article by saying that "maybe it would be a better world if more women became engineers and construction workers, but programs encouraging women to pursue engineering have existed for decades without having much success."
For some reason, this seemingly pragmatic sentiment makes me really nervous and uncomfortable. I just don't like the idea that we should give up on eradicating the idea that women, if they are working, must be doing something that is directly nurturing. And maybe all of the construction work proposed by Obama's plan could help break down some of the barriers that women face in the manual labor industries!
In short, I'm glad that Hirshman got her wish and that Obama's plan will protect woman-heavy industries, but I am worried about the women in the male-dominated sectors. And I'm worried about how this might all reinforce the idea that if a woman is ballsy enough to leave the home, she must be doing some sort of caretaking.
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President Obama's stimulus package has been all over the news lately. There have been many debates about the plan, especially from the conservative side. One of the biggest issues that had many conservatives crazy was the family planning aid. This program did not become part of the package that passed the House last Wednesday with no Republican votes. Now the stimulus has made its way to the Senate, where it's being debated over and poked and prodded by Republicans and Democrats. I've found myself somewhat lost in the midst of the media coverage of the stimulus package and I want to know how the stimulus package will affect young women. The family planning aid would probably have directly affected the lives of young women the most out of all the programs in the stimulus package. From what I understand about the stimulus, which, granted, is not a lot, I haven't seen any other programs meant to directly affect the lives of young women.
The goal of the stimulus plan is to save and create jobs which are being lost rapidly, in fact, Obama predicts that about 3.7 million jobs will be created. However, the Republicans are finding fault with almost every single part of the stimulus plan. One major issue they see is that there is not enough attention being paid to the housing market. At this point it's difficult to tell how the stimulus package will affect the lives of young women, but if programs as important as the family planning aid are not going to be included, we are going to be in trouble. I hope that as the Senators of both parties work on the stimulus package in the next couple of weeks, they think of groups whose interests seem to have fallen by the wayside.


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Head Coach Jim Lewis
Jan. 25, 2014
WASHINGTON - The Georgetown University women's basketball team (7-12, 1-6 BIG EAST) will travel to Queens, N.Y., for a BIG EAST Conference road matchup against the St. John's University Red Storm on Sunday at 6 p.m. The game will be televised live on FOX Sports 1 with Chris Shearn calling the action and Leslie Hill commentating.
Earlier this week, the Hoyas fell, 92-69, to the DePaul University Blue Demons at McDonough Arena. Georgetown was down by just five at the half, but struggled in the second. Senior forward Andrea White (Lancaster, Va./Lancaster) led the way with 21 points and freshman forward Faith Woodard (Brandon, Fla./Freedom) added 12.
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The Georgetown University women's basketball squad showed resilience time and time again, but in the end it just wasn't enough as the squad fell, 76-72, to the St. John's University Red Storm (11-10, 5-4 BIG EAST) Saturday afternoon at Carnesecca Arena. The Hoyas battled back from 14 points down and came up with some big plays, but eventually lost to drop to 13-10 overall and 4-5 in BIG EAST Conference play.
Butler extended her consecutive double-double streak to eight games following a pair last week. The rookie center tallied 13 points and 14 rebounds at Providence on Wednesday before registering 16 points and 14 boards at Seton Hall on Saturday.
For the week, Butler shot 48.1 percent and added a pair of blocks per contest. Butler maintained her spot atop the BIG EAST rebounding list this season, showing a 13.4 caroms per contest average.
Her seven BIG EAST Freshman of the Week certificates put her in a tie for third with Connecticut's Rebecca Lobo for most all-time. The league record of 10 newcomer awards is held by Connecticut's Maya Moore (2007-08).
White led the Hoyas in scoring in both games last week, averaging 19 points, 12 rebounds. She ranks second in the BIG EAST behind Butler with nine double-doubles on the season.
Leading the way for the Hoyas is White with 16.0 ppg and 9.1 rpg. Butler is second with 14.6 ppg as well as a BIG EAST-leading 13.2 rpg. Sophomore guard Katie McCormick (Leonardtown, Md./St. Mary's Ryken) and Woodard round out those in double figures with 10.8 and 10.0 ppg, respectively.
The team is outrebounding opponents by 9.5 rpg and shooting 42.1 percent on the season from the field.
St. John's made it five wins in a row and eight victories in its last nine games with a 59-52 road triumph over Villanova in BIG EAST action from The Pavilion on Wednesday evening. The Red Storm improved to 13-5 overall and 6-1 in conference play. Junior forward Amber Thompson, who scored a team-high 14 points on 5-of-6 shooting - her fifth time in double figures in the last seven games - to go with six rebounds and a pair of blocks.
Georgetown is 27-24 all-time against the Red Storm with 49 contests coming in BIG EAST Conference play. On the road, the Hoyas are 11-13 all-time. Last year, Georgetown fell, 76-72, at Carnesecca Arena in overtime. Forward Dominique Vitalis (Bloomfield, N.J./Gill St. Bernard's) had a career night with 21 points and 11 boards for her first double-double on the Hilltop, while Sugar Rodgers added a squad-best 29 points, six rebounds and five assists.
The game is scheduled to tip at 6 p.m. ET. Fans can watch live on FOX Sports 1, a channel finder is available on Georgetown's athletic website. Live stats will be available through www.GUHoyas.com.
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