On the recordMay 12, 2009
I think first and foremost, the power is at the level of political power, and that's what really is critical in terms of the ultimate outcomes.
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congress.govI think first and foremost, the power is at the level of political power, and that's what really is critical in terms of the ultimate outcomes.
Emphasizing the importance of political power in addressing women's trauma.
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