In a Small Room on Capitol Hill, Survivors of Epstein Refuse to Be Ignored

The presence of Model Alliance and SOAR, alongside organizations like World Without Exploitation, Polaris Project, Rights4Girls, UltraViolet, NOW and Women’s March, underscored the growing movement to confront not just individual harms caused by Epstein and his associates, but the institutions, systems and decades-long inaction or incomplete action by law enforcement that enabled it.

Historic ‘Suffrage Car’ rolls into Tucson

“We hope that they realize that the fight for women’s rights and women’s equality is not over,” Kim Villanueva said. Villanueva is the president of the National Organization for Women. “People think that the Equal Rights Movement is part of the Constitution, and it’s not. So we hope people realize that we’re still struggling and Read more …