I Think Donald Trump Is A Bigot

Breast Cancer Is Not Just A Disease That Strikes At Women. It Strikes At The Very Heart Of Who We Are As Women: How Others Perceive Us, How We Perceive Ourselves, How We Live, Work And Raise Our Families-or Whether We Do These Things At All.

People Used To Say Everyone Knows Someone Who's Had Breast Cancer. In The Past Few Weeks, I've Learned Something Else: Everyone Has Someone Close To Them Who Has Had Breast Cancer.

When You Have A Candidate Like Donald Trump Saying That Mexicans Are Rapists And Drug Dealers, And Also Doubling Down And Suggesting That We Should Deport 11 Million Undocumented Workers, Who Are Mostly People That Came To This Country To Better Themselves, And To Patrol Neighborhoods Of Predominantly Muslims Families. This Shows You How Deeply Held Those Feelings Really Are In Our Country And That The Republicans Have Absolutely No Interest In Helping Minorities.

With The Recent News That The State Of Florida Has Agreed To Purchase 181,000 Acres Of U.s. Sugar Land, We Have An Historic Opportunity For Our Larger Restoration Efforts And For The People Of Florida. This Too Will Not Come Without Difficult Challenges, But It Reminds Us That Anything Is Possible.

It's Time ... The Republican Party End The War On Women They Started. Whether It's The Blunt-rubio Amendment, Personhood Or Attempts To Repeal Roe V. Wade, We Aren't Going To Let Extremist Politicians Dictate To Women What We Can Or Cannot Do With Our Bodies.