I have seen local examples that show we are speaking up and not only having our voices heard; but also, influencing policy.
Both examples come from my school:
1. The school gym was going to implement a "no men allowed" hour in the weight room, but decided against it after a public outcry and a fierce debate.
2. The school also changed the "women's studies" program to "gender studies" (okay so it's just a cosmetic change, but it's something).
Not much, but it's something.
Both examples come from my school:
1. The school gym was going to implement a "no men allowed" hour in the weight room, but decided against it after a public outcry and a fierce debate.
2. The school also changed the "women's studies" program to "gender studies" (okay so it's just a cosmetic change, but it's something).
Not much, but it's something.