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A History of Feminism and Sex Binary by Alok Vaid-Menon

Texts to reference:

"The Male Madonna and the Feminine Uncle Sam: Visual Argument, Icons, and Ideographs in 1909

Anti-Woman Suffrage Postcards" (Palczewski 2005)

"Inversion and the Third Sex: Gender Variance and Queer Expression in Anti-Suffrage Rhetoric" (Pankuch 2018)

Plucked: A history of Hair Removal (Herzig 2015)

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38,500 people register to vote after Joe Biden drops out of presidential race

Yes, you read that right! According to this article from The Hill, Vote.org has said that 38,500 people registered to vote in the 48 hours following Joe Biden’s announcement that he was dropping out of the presidential race, a record high in 48 hours for this election cycle. Notably, 83% of those who registered to vote in that time fell within the 18-34 age range. By my math, that’s almost 32,000 young voters.

This is so significant because young people are some of the least likely people to get out and vote — this could be a sign that perhaps we may see more proportionate voter turnout among young vs old voters!

Now would be a great time for you to join these 38,500 others and find out how to register to vote at vote.org or vote.gov! My fellow Michiganders can also head to Michigan.gov/vote to register to vote, check their voter registration, apply for an absentee voter ballot, learn about accessible voting options, and more!

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Hellos everyone, this is Captain America

I'm reminding every US citizen that it is of the utmost importance to vote. So please, register to vote! And then vote. It does not matter if you think your vote does not matter, or if you don't have strong feelings. Deep in your gut you know what you think. So please, get out there and vote! Effect Change!!

Here is a link. If you are 18+, an American who is eligible to vote and not registered to vote, please click on it https://vote.gov

Thank you

Captain America

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You can check your voter registation and/or register to vote at vote.org or vote.com. Please consider voting.

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You can register to vote and/or check your registration status at vote.org or vote.gov.

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You can register to vote or check your voting status at vote.org or vote.gov.

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Cannabis rights activist Ben Masel smoking a joint while voting in the 1976 Presidential election. Taking advantage of an apparent law that prohibits arrest while voting.

Ben Masel was indeed known for his numerous political arrests. Over his lifetime, he was arrested 137 times. Masel was a prominent activist for marijuana legalization and free speech, and he often used his arrests as a means to challenge and uphold civil liberties.

Bennett A. Masel October 17, 1954 - April 30, 2011

You can register to vote and/or check your registration status at vote.org or vote.gov

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You can register to vote and/or check your registration status at vote.org or vote.gov.