Erika Eichelberger | January 2, 2013 Interstate 5 runs down the middle of California’s San Joaquin Valley for hundreds of miles. On either side are dusty rows of almond, peach and orange trees. In the summer, the ground is tan and dry. Telephone poles measure out the time for passing cars, their sagging power lines scalloping out to a vanishing point on the horizon.… Read more »
Republicans are considering killing a measure that would give raped female soldiers free access to abortionsBY ALEX SEITZ-WALD If there’s one thing this election taught us, it’s that fighting against abortion in the case of rape should be avoided at all costs. And yet, Republicans may come back for another serving of Todd Akin’s humble pie. Right now, if… Read more »
It is my hope that this investigation will help to quell those concerns, provide closure and most importantly, healing for the family of Derek Williams and our community. Read more »
On Tuesday, September 25, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-4) in conjunction with members of the Congressional Black Caucus hosted a press conference recognizing National Voter Registration Day at the Milwaukee City Hall Rotunda. The press conference focused on the following topics:register constituents to vote;re-register members of the community to vote;encourage those who are… Read more »
Today, Congresswoman Gwen Moore sent a letter to U.S. District Attorney James Santelle requesting a review of the circumstances surrounding the controversial death of Milwaukee resident Derek Williams in July of last year. Read more »
Not only is voting historically relevant, it is a critically important issue to our community. Moreover, the restrictive voting laws disproportionately affect minorities, the elderly, the young, and low-income communities. Read more »
While Members of Congress face gridlock, operating in one of the most partisan climates seen in recent times, women’s lives are once again on the line. Women are living in fear of being stalked or sexually assaulted and are enduring this abuse during one of the most transformative times in their lives – the college years. This epidemic is today’s tragic… Read more »
We must always remember that our vote is our voice. As we celebrate the 47th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, let us not be silenced. As a Member of Congress, I will continue to fight for our vote in this election and beyond. Read more »
Whether gay, straight, bisexual or transgender, no one should be denied the opportunity to marry due to his or her sexual orientation or gender identity. Read more »
