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Author: Jessica DelBalzo

Jessica DelBalzo is an activist writer from Flemington, NJ. Her work has appeared in Open Salon as an Editor's Pick, as well as in RH Reality Check and the Op-Ed News, and her essay on reproductive exploitation is featured in the Opposing Viewpoints series on adoption. She is the Media Coordinator for We Are Woman and a part-time political analyst for OhMyGov.com.
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Remember in November: Scenes from We Are Woman Rally

Jessica DelBalzo

The video that inspired the founding of the group We Are Woman is titled “We are Warriors,” and as the the national rally for women’s rights that the group organized came to a close last Saturday in Washington, D.C., the members of We Are Woman did indeed feel like warriors. Saturday’s rally attracted more than […]

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