Jason,
This weekend marks the anniversary of the Seneca Falls Convention, where courageous women gathered to demand something that should have never been up for debate: equal rights.
They were told to wait their turn. They were told they were asking for too much. And they were told change wasn't possible.
They proved everyone wrong.
More than 175 years later, we're still fighting to make good on the promise of equality.
We've seen reproductive freedom stripped away. We've watched politicians attack access to health care and undermine the rights women have spent generations fighting to secure.
Progress has never been inevitable. Every generation has had to fight to protect it.
That's why I'm running for Congress.
I'm running because every family deserves affordable health care. Because every woman should be trusted to make her own decisions. Because New Hampshire deserves a representative who will fight for opportunity, fairness, and the freedoms that make our state so special.
The women at Seneca Falls didn't stop because the fight was hard. Neither can we.
Will you make a contribution today in honor of the women who refused to accept the status quo and help us build the campaign that will protect those hard-fought rights? |
The next chapter of this story is ours to write.
Thank you for being part of it.
Stefany |
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