Whatever Congress Decides To Do, In All

The Opposition Has Moved From A Blaming The Victim To Blaming The Victim's Advocate's Statistics. Irrespective Of What The Numbers Are, It's Far Too Many.

The Violence Against Women Act Is So Important. It Provides Money To Train The Cop On The Beat, To Train The Judges That This Is A New Day, That We Won't Tolerate This Violence And To Know How To Deal With It.

There Are A Lot Of People Who Worked Extremely Hard In The Election Who Are Still Organized Who Know How To Do Door To Door And Phone Canvassing, Who Know How To Raise Money.

We Have To Stop This Violence. We Have To Make The Political Nature Of The Violence Clear, That The Violence We Experience In Our Own Homes Is Not A Personal Family Matter, It's A Public And Political Problem. It's A Way That Women Are Kept In Line, Kept In Our Places.

Violence May Be A Good Focus To Organize Around, But We Have To Look At Women's Lives In Our Entirety.