By Kimberley Johnson on September 6, 2016
equal rights, ERA, gender equality, patriarchy, Phyllis Schlafly, sexism
Activism, Equal Rights, Equal Rights Amendment, Women's Issues

In an ironic twist of fate, conservative anti-feminist and anti-union activist Phyllis Schlafly passed away on Labor Day. I have written about Schlafly in several blogs, on FB and in my book American Woman: The Poll Dance. I spoke ill of her while she was alive. I have no desire to speak ill of her […]
By Kimberley Johnson on May 20, 2016
Constitution, equal rights, equality, Helen Hunt, Jane Fonda, Taylor swift
Equal Rights, Equal Rights Amendment, Gender Equality

Equal means equal. In 2013, my fierce young activist friend Madison Kimrey wrote this wonderful piece. Since we’re still waiting for an Equal Rights Amendment, I thought it would be a good idea to republish it and remind people that we’re still fighting. I’d like to add that if Hillary Clinton becomes the next president, […]
By Samuel Warde on October 25, 2015
A 12-Year-Old Feminist Wrote A Letter To Hillary Clinton That Will Melt Your Heart, Election 2016, equal rights, equality, feminism, Hillary Clinton, Women's issues
Election 2016, Equal Rights, Feminism, Hillary Clinton

Meet Olivia: a 12-year-old feminist who wants to grow up in a world where women are treated equally. Olivia wrote a letter to her favorite politician that will melt your heart: Dear Hillary Clinton, My name is Olivia *** and I am 12-years-old. I have two dad’s named *** and ***. I also have a […]
By Kimberley Johnson on February 23, 2015
eqality, equal rights, ERA, Patricia Arquette
Activism, Civil Rights, Entertainment, Uncategorized, Women's Issues

When Patricia Arquette accepted her Oscar for Best Supporting Actress last night, she brought up equality for women and said, “To every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation, we have fought for everybody else’s equal rights. It’s our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal […]
By Kimberley Johnson on October 30, 2014
equal rights, misogyny, women’s rights
Opinion / Open Letters / Rants, Voting, Women's Issues

Let’s pretend we are in a San Francisco dive bar. In a crowded basement room, I am sitting alone center stage on a stool and I am wearing a beret. My all black outfit consists of a long sleeved turtle neck sweater and skinny pants in a homage to the beatnik days of the ’50s and […]