We must keep fighting. After all, our foremothers didn’t stop fighting when they were tired and worn out, thought they would fail, and wanted to give up. We must remember what they were willing to sacrifice for the movement, the fight, and the rights we have now. We can find strength in that.
“We’re trying to disrupt and end misogyny and its toxic mentality that impacts people’s daily lives,” Nunes said.
“We know that change doesn’t happen when you’re comfortable. Change happens when you’re agitated. Change happens when you can’t take it anymore. This is the time for change. This is a time for us to come together, devise a plan and develop a strategy.”
“A continuous wave of racism, sexism is integrating into how we pay people,” said Christina Nunez, the president of the National Organization for Women.