Awful.

In fact, likely to win.

An interesting shift, as reported by @FiveThirtyEight.

Abortion in America in the 1940s.

@CarnegieEndow: "The United States has fallen behind most established democracies with respect to women’s representation in politics."

A fantastic piece.

This is so horrible.

Really shocking statistics. Three 10 yo brides in Tennessee in 2001???

...an Iranian living in the United States.

Important advice.

Wow.

As it says.

The grim reality of restricting women's rights.

Hillary is truthful; why don't people think so?

An attack "on freedom itself".

How North Carolina entrenched discrimination.

Fascinating.

Sioux Falls' role in feminist history.

Good.

Andrew Sullivan writes.

Hits the mark.

A long list, but certainly incomplete.

Slowly catching up with Belgium!

Hooray!

Good.

An attempt to legalise homophobia.

The great challenge for a senator isn't to go to Washington and represent the problems of his own family. It's to try to obtain the intellectual and moral perspective necessary to represent the problems of the people who don't have direct access to the corridors of power. Senators basically never have poor kids. That's somethin…

Tanya throws down the gauntlet.