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09/03/2026

Gloria Steinem spent her life changing the rooms women were allowed to enter. But one of the things we admired most about her was what she did once she was in them: she kept making room.

She never seemed interested in being the last word. She invited younger activists into her literal living room. She listened to people who came after her. She shared what she knew without acting like experience gave her ownership over the movement.

She didn’t just put a hand down to pull the next woman up. She helped build the ladder. And then she kept inviting more of us to climb it.

In 2025, our team had the extraordinary privilege of being in community with Gloria and a room full of women trying, in all of our different ways, to change this country. In this clip, she told us she had just read about a woman in India who claimed to be 135 years old. Then, looking around that room, she said we had inspired her so much that she had decided she would try to live to 135, too.

She didn’t make it to 135. Gloria died yesterday at 92.

But damn, did she use those 92 years.

There are a million Gloria Steinem quotes worth carrying with us, but today we keep coming back to this one:

“Any woman who chooses to behave like a full human being should be warned that the armies of the status quo will treat her as something of a dirty joke…she will need her sisterhood.”

08/31/2026

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08/29/2026

We’ve raised a quarter of a million dollars for competitive state house seats in the South! You’re gonna have to work for it, Chad. Give to yall.vote at yallvote(dot)org

Political gatekeepers want you to keep playing by rules that were written before the internet existed. We think it's tim...
08/27/2026

Political gatekeepers want you to keep playing by rules that were written before the internet existed. We think it's time to break the mold.

We are teaming up with the ultimate dream team in Charleston: Amanda Nelson, Kate Compton Barr, Robert Arnold, and Grace Cowan are hosting a masterclass for candidates and content creators who refuse to be boring.Come build a strategy to turn your campaign dollars into real community power.

🎟️ Don't sit on the sidelines. Grab your tickets today! https://bit.ly/CWVFSCRegister





08/26/2026

Our YALLvote merch has ARRIVED and subtlety was never an option. ✨

Our new YALLvote shirts are glittery AND glow in the dark, because if we’re going to build political power in the South, we might as well be visible from space.

And yes, Protest Granny is here too, in holographic sticker form and ready to judge your laptop, water bottle, notebook, or elected officials.

You can grab both through the merch link at YALLvote.org. Proceeds help fund the work we’re doing across the South: supporting creators, lifting up state legislative races, and building the infrastructure we’re going to need for the long haul.

Cute merch. Serious mission. A little sparkle never hurt a movement.

On August 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment was officially certified, following Tennessee’s decisive vote as the 36th state n...
08/26/2026

On August 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment was officially certified, following Tennessee’s decisive vote as the 36th state needed for ratification. 🗳️

The amendment prohibited the federal government and states from denying the right to vote based on s*x, marking a historic milestone in the fight for women’s voting rights.

More than a century later, the work to ensure women have a voice, a seat at the table, and the power to lead continues.

Today, we honor those who fought for progress and those continuing to shape the future.

🔗 Learn more about the 19th Amendment at the link below:
https://bit.ly/CWVF19thAmmend





We used this image of Dolly last year as part of our Taylor Tarot series, a little project built around the women, symbo...
08/25/2026

We used this image of Dolly last year as part of our Taylor Tarot series, a little project built around the women, symbols and stories that help us think about power, courage and what it means to show up.
Dolly belonged there.
Not because she spent her life telling people what to believe, but because she spent it showing us what she believed.
She invested in children and literacy. She showed up for her neighbors. She gave away her time, her money and her enormous platform without making generosity feel like a performance. She loved where she came from without pretending it was perfect. And somehow, while becoming one of the most famous people on earth, she never seemed to lose sight of the people who weren’t.
For so many of us in the South, Dolly represented something bigger than music or celebrity. She was proof that kindness could have backbone. That you could be glamorous and substantive, joyful and serious, deeply Southern and radically welcoming all at once.
Today, that original little tarot card feels different.
We are grieving Dolly Parton with millions of people who felt, in one way or another, like she belonged to them too.
What a gift to have had her here.
And what an example she leaves us: love your people, give what you can, make the place you came from better, and let your actions do most of the talking.

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