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“Be the change you want to see in the world” is by far my favorite quote of all time. Mahatma Gandhi was a wise, peaceful leader and an inspiration to millions. But this blog isn’t about a history lesson; it’s about channeling your inner change agent. Lisa Shannon was your average twentysomething with a job, [...]

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Though Suzanne Cook was never really interested in politics, as the feminist movement was becoming more vocal in the mid-1970s, she knew she wanted to get involved. Her interest in equality originated with her mother, who was born to French immigrant parents in Providence, Rhode Island. Growing up in a family of 12, Suzanne’s mother [...]

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In light of Justice Souter’s recent announcement that he is stepping down from the U.S. Supreme Court in June, my colleagues and I were joining with the pundits in pondering who his replacement might be. Many are speculating that President Obama’s first Supreme Court nominee will likely be a woman to fill the space left [...]

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What sounds like a law firm is actually a few of the 2,000 attendees at Sunday’s Emily’s List Inaugural Luncheon. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi received an enthusiastic standing ovation as she mentioned the hard work of so many in the passage of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, something near and dear to [...]

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The year is almost over, and I know you might be getting tired of hearing everyone talk about their own “best of” series, but this one will surely be a delight! The past year brought many new faces into the spotlight, and this list highlights some of the talented women who made headlines in 2008. [...]

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The name itself makes you stop and read the story — yet another Kennedy looking to enter politics? Combine it with “Caroline” and “Senator,” and you’ve got a showstopper. As I read the various articles about Caroline Kennedy’s interest in filling the Senate seat soon to be vacated by Hillary Clinton, I couldn’t help but [...]

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‘Twas the night before the election, when all through the land Every pollster was out asking, “Please, show us your hand”; The voting booths were being tuned by IT folks with care, In hopes that no glitches soon would be there; The voters were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of “no more [...]

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Wednesday dawned at the Republican National Convention with an unmistakable air of anticipation. Today was essentially Gov. Sarah Palin’s (R-AK) coming-out party. Yes, she had her maiden voyage at the Ohio event announcing her selection, but a lot of water has splashed under the bridge since then and inquiring minds wanted to know what Sen. [...]

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Since we asked the same question about Hillary Clinton, we couldn’t help but ask the same about the first female Republican nominee for vice president of the United States. We realize that Clinton and Palin aren’t interchangeable, and frankly, if we were about to drop our 126-year tradition of being nonpartisan and endorse someone, we’d [...]

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I don’t know about you, but when I’m watching TV and am in control of the remote, at commercials I bounce back and forth between channels trying to avoid the ads. I’ve decided the major TV stations are in cahoots. They purposely plan to have ads at the same time, so you are stuck watching [...]

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