BREAKING: Trump's new attack on abortion rights. EMILY'S LIST.

David,

Donald Trump is bringing the global gag rule home.

His administration is advancing a proposed rule that would cut off Title X funding (which is for family planning services) to clinics that provide abortion care or referrals for abortion care — like Planned Parenthood. In short: It's a domestic gag rule.

And it would put patients' lives at risk.

We have to fight back in the best way we know how — electing pro-choice Democratic women who will always protect reproductive freedom.

...help elect pro-choice Democratic women who will fight any attempts to block patients' rights to abortion care:

https://secure.emilyslist.org/No-Domestic-Gag-Rule

Thank you,

Christina Reynolds
Vice President of Communications, EMILY's List

APA- Group Newsletter for Member Groups: Public Philosophy Network.

The American Philosophical Association

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Upcoming Events Submission deadline for the 2018 Essay Prize in Latin American Thought Tuesday, June 5, 2018 Nomination deadline for the 2018 APA/PDC Prize Saturday, June 30, 2018 Application deadline for Small Grant and Diversity & Inclusiveness funding Saturday, June 30, 2018 Nomination Deadline for the 2018 Prize for Excellence in Philosophy Teaching Wednesday, August 1, 2018 Nominations open for APA leadership positions Saturday, September 15, 2018 Public Philosophy Network Related Group News University of Houston’s Cameron Buckner Awarded the Article Prize Posted in APA Announcements, 5/15/2018 11:00:00 AM The APA is pleased to announce that Dr. Cameron Buckner (University of Houston) has been awarded the 2018 Article Prize for his article, “Rational Inference: The... more » Call for Submissions: 2018 Essay Prize in Latin American Thought Posted in APA Announcements, 5/9/2018 11:00:00 AM The APA committee on Hispanics seeks submissions from APA members for the 2018 Essay Prize in Latin American Thought. The author of the best unpublished,... more » 2018 Lebowitz Prize Awarded to Philosophers Fine and Yablo Posted in APA Announcements, 5/2/2018 11:00:00 AM     Kit Fine   Photo courtesy of PBK Stephen Yablo Photo courtesy of PBK   The American Philosophical Association (APA), along with the Phi... more » Call for Nominations: 2018 Prize for Excellence in Philosophy Teaching Posted in APA Announcements, 5/1/2018 11:00:00 AM We are pleased to open the call for nominations for the 2018 Prize for Excellence in Philosophy Teaching . This annual prize recognizes a philosophy... more » Federica Berdini Awarded the APA’s 2018 Journal of Value Inquiry Prize Posted in APA Announcements, 4/26/2018 11:00:00 AM The American Philosophical Association is pleased to announce that Dr. Federica Berdini has been awarded the 2018 Journal of Value Inquiry  Prize for her paper,... more » View All News »

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THE ADL BANNER AT THE BOSTON PRIDE PARADE.

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March behind the New England ADL banner at the Boston Pride Parade on June 9, 2018. All are welcome to join us as we celebrate inclusion and fight to secure justice and fair treatment for all.

When: Saturday, June 9th from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm (Registration is required to receive final logistics details.)

Where: Copley Square, Boston

Please review these useful tips as we prepare to march:

We may wait in place for a little while before we begin marching. Boston Pride is expecting record-breaking numbers of both spectators and participants this year. Thank you in advance for your patience.

Be sure to wear comfortable shoes that are good for standing and walking on asphalt.

Bring sunscreen and plenty of water!

Dogs are allowed provided they are on-leash and well-behaved. Owners must clean up after their dogs. Please note: on a hot day, the heat of the asphalt can burn your dog's paws. Please plan accordingly and bring plenty of water for your dog.

Please contact boston@adl.org if you have any questions.

We hope you will join us for this meaningful day of action.

You can't be what you can't see. HILLARY CLINTON.

David -- Last week, I traveled a little far from home, visiting with friends and supporters in Australia and New Zealand. I was thrilled to be there, not only because both countries are incredibly beautiful, but because both have elected women to their highest offices, including current Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern. It was wonderful to hear women across both countries talk about how having a female prime minister not only influenced policy, but made them more likely to be engaged in politics. As the old saying goes, you can’t be what you can’t see. Our friends at Latino Victory know this, too; they’ve been working for years now to elect Latino candidates across the country and make sure that young Latino people can see themselves reflected in our government. I’m proud to be their partner through Onward Together, and I hope you’ll learn a little bit more about them today. Onward! Hillary Onward Together works to build a brighter future for generations to come by supporting groups that encourage people to organize in their communities or run for office. Because you're an important part of Onward Together, we wanted you to get a chance to know these groups a little bit better. To learn more about Onward Together, click here. The organization: Latino Victory The organizers: Actress Eva Longoria and businessman-slash-philanthropist Henry R. Muñoz, III, co-founders and Cristóbal Alex, President. The mission: To elect progressive Latino candidates in every state, at every level of office The story: In the months leading up to President Obama’s re-election, Eva and Henry co-founded the Futuro Fund to engage Latino donors. After raising an unprecedented $32 million, they founded Latino Victory to advance the movement past the presidential election. Latino Victory builds political power by recruiting and supporting progressive Latino leaders for office, engaging the Latino electorate, and developing a Latino donor pipeline to make sure the voices of Latinos are reflected at every level of government. The latest: 69% of Latino Victory candidates won their races in 2016, increasing Latino representation in Congress by a dramatic 18%. In 2017, Latino Victory candidates won even more of their races -- 80%. They contributed to the first special election win under Trump by supporting Representative Jimmy Gomez, and helped Hala Ayala and Elizabeth Guzman make history by becoming the first Latinas elected to the Virginia House of Delegates. Now, Latino Victory is focusing on winning races across the nation and making history by tripling the number of endorsed candidates, and uplifting the achievements of Latinas in every industry by launching the Year of the Latina campaign. 62% of the candidates Latino Victory has endorsed thus far in 2018 are Latinas -- a statistic reflecting the momentum of the modern women’s movement spurred on by the 2016 election. The next step: Head to latinovictory.us to learn more right now and help Latino Victory flip the House and take back the Senate!