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Female Troops Abuse, Women, Supreme Court -- Please Note
May 1, 2009

                  

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US: Culture of Unpunished Sexual Assault in Military
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Kathleen Submitted: http://www.care2.com/news/member?sort=submitted
- 29 seconds ago - truthout.org
"Sexual assault of women serving in the US military, while brought to light in recent reports, has a long tradition in that institution. Women in America were first allowed into the military during the Revolutionary War in 1775, and their travails are as....
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IMPORTANT PETITION: Woman Justice NOW!
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: Supreme Court Justice, Appointments for Supreme Court, Women, NOW, Ginsburg, Woman on Supreme Court, Liberal, Barack Obama, Petitions, Women Justices, Judiciary )

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- 2 hours ago - now.org
Please SIGN OUR PETITION urging him to name a woman like Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who is a proven advocate for equality and fair treatment under the Constitution. ."There I am all alone, and it doesn't look right," said Ginsburg. PLEASE SIGN!
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