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And to readers and friends who are fervent Obama supporters: I will fervently campaign for your man if he wins. On that, you've got my promise.
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GIRL WITH PEN dispels modern myths concerning gender and encourages other feminist writers, scholars, thinkers to do the same. The week of Oct. 7, GWP will officially become a group blog. Join our email list for periodic updates on GWP webinars and events, feminist publishing news, and more. For more on GWP's creator, Deborah Siegel, please visit her personal website at www.deborahsiegel.net.
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5 comments:
love your blog and your HuffPo piece. Your last three posts forced me to sort things out for myself. I ended up with a collage of Clinton, Coulter and Katherine Heigl. I blame the girl with the pen - grin.
sit strong!
http://ordinarycourage.squarespace.com/
Thanks for blogging and for sticking your necks out at HuffPo. Sorry for all the ugly comments over there by Obama supporters. I'll just come right out and agree with Edwards that the Dems are the change party. If Obama gets the nom, then I think he'll be our first woman president. Motherpie has this interesting post trying to figure out why Obama may be the slight frontrunner: is it Aristotle's rhetoric (yuck!), or that he's Mac and she's PC, or something else? Tomorrow we'll all speculate more, I'm sure.
Thank you, Brene and J.K. You two have just officially made my day :) Brene -- love your collage. J.K. -- love your Mac/PC analogy, and Obama as first woman president suggestion. Off to check out links... xoD
As I said, your post in its courageous stance against the tide absolutely dwarfs my civic participation for the month: downloading an Obama ringtone (I chose the anti-war one). I admire that to the max.
I think your article on why you're voting for Hillary is confident, funny, and fair and I said so on my blog. And while I'm registered Independent (so I don't vote in the primary), I'm leaning towards Obama in the cheering department. We can have differing opinions and both be feminists. Yay! I really like your blog.
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