Here’s all the news we’re reading today:
• Today is the deadline to file comments with the FCC about the importance of saving net neutrality. Sign our letter to the commissioners on why net neutrality is a feminist issue.
• Tressie McMillan Cottom talks with Colorlines about the work that informs her feminism, saying, “My feminism starts 300 years ago.” [Colorlines]
• Failing to investigate sexual assaults on college campuses is a pattern across the country, as an old case in Florida shows. [New York Times]
• An Arizona Republican party official resigned his position after saying on a radio show that if he was in charge of Medicaid, he’d suggest women on welfare get sterilized. [Think Progress]
• What professional sports have the most players arrested for domestic violence? The NFL and the NBA. [Vocativ]
• The Hobby Lobby decision is still leading to multiple attacks on contraception access. [RH Reality Check]
• In Breaking Bad, Skyler is never seen as a hero—her story is swallowed up by Walt’s. [IndieWire]
• This fun timeline reveals some underdiscussed history of women working as pioneers in tech. [Mic]
• Finally, Bitch is only independent because of you—today we’re kicking off a huge subscription sale.
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