I want to indicate before I begin, Mr. Speaker, that my co-chair and I are only beginning this series. The second week of this series for Women's History Month will concern women in the military. That is an issue of great importance to the Women's Caucus this year, particularly considering the sexual harassment and sexual assault charges that have arisen at Aberdeen and other places. The third week of March, the subject will be women's health. That is a very special matter for this caucus, since, I believe it is fair to say, the caucus can take much of the credit for advances that have come from this body on the issue of women's health.
James Norton: “I want to indicate before I begin, Mr. Speaker, that my co-chair and I are only beginning this series. The second week…”
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Commemorating Women's History Month and discussing upcoming topics for the Congressional Women's Caucus.
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