It turns out that silencing all of these women in our country ends up being the harasser's best friend.
Madeleine Dean
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Madeleine Dean is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Pennsylvania's 4th congressional district. A member of the Democratic Party, she has served in Congress since January 3, 2019. Dean has focused on various issues, including healthcare, education, and women's rights during her time in office. She has been an advocate for gun control and has worked on legislation aimed at protecting the environment and addressing climate change.
The bill was reintroduced in the House, H.R. 1443, a bill to restore workplace harassment victims' constitutional 7th amendment right to a jury trial instead of the secrecy of forced arbitration.
The President has declared out loud his intention to cover up this misconduct.
Over 900 former Federal prosecutors... have stated... that the President committed crimes that would have been charged.
I believe that each of these incidents, documented in the Mueller report, constitutes a crime.
I think it is an incredibly dangerous market, so your thoughts as regulators?
I think you are doing your job. It is just incredibly grave that these are the massive fines with industry that comes in and says we are good.
Thanks to the passage of the SUCCESS Act last year, the USPTO is following up on this report with further research on underrepresentation of other groups, including racial minorities and veterans, in fulfillment of the provisions of the…
Our goal in Congress must be to support and grow these systems, but it cannot be at the expense of equity and access.
Increasing the amount and access to modes of public transportation must be part of this conversation.
I hope that the members give special attention to the needs of our multi-modal transportation.
I do think that it distracts from the debate about equality to try to make those debates the focus of our attention now.
Wouldn't the ERA actually help us--wouldn't it actually tamp down the false lousy legislative proposals that we see session after session in many of our state legislatures that are, clearly, anti-abortion, they are, clearly…
It is necessary, it is essential, and it is not just symbolic but let me say symbols are important.
Our Constitution is a very important symbolic commitment to equality that speaks volumes.
This will just grant unfettered rights to abortion, I think it is, obviously, a specious argument, a false argument.
What is anybody afraid of? What is there to be fearful of if we make this enshrined in our Constitution that women hold the same right?
How in God's name have we not done this yet and why would anyone want to stand in the way?
I just would comment that it seems to me kind of late to just be coming to that notion...
I think fighting terrorism rests in practicing our Constitution and our freedoms and our rights as Muslim Americans and other Americans, all together.





