Kathy Groob

Jean-Marie Lawson Spann announces her candidacy for Commissioner of Agriculture  for the Commonwealth of Kentucky

June 24, 2014

Frankfort, Kentucky, June 18, 2014 – Jean-Marie Lawson Spann today officially announced her candidacy for the office of Commissioner of Agriculture for the Commonwealth of Kentucky.  In front of an exuberant crowd,…

Read More

Mormons Expel Founder of Group Seeking Priesthood for Women

June 24, 2014

New York Times – Kate Kelly, who unsettled the Mormon Church by founding a movement to advocate opening the male-only priesthood to women, was excommunicated by her bishop and his two counselors…

Read More

Thanking Anita Hill

June 23, 2014

By Kathy Groob, founder ElectWomen On a flight to Philadelphia I couldn’t wait to lift off so I could watch Anita, Speaking Truth to Power, the new documentary film I had downloaded…

Read More

Bright future for Wendy Davis

June 23, 2014

By ANNA PALMER and KATIE GLUECK for POLITICO – Democrats are publicly rooting for Wendy Davis to turn Texas blue. But privately, many of her supporters are resigned to her losing. And, already,…

Read More

Powerful Read: An OB/GYN’s Open Letter To George Will About His Rape Column

June 16, 2014

An OB/GYN’s Open Letter To George Will About His Rape Column AP Photo / Tom Gannam DR. JEN GUNTER – JUNE 16, 2014, 6:00 AM EDT Dear Mr. Will, I read your recent column on…

Read More

This Is How We Talk About Female Leaders (Hint: It’s Not Pretty)

May 30, 2014

Huffington Post – In the scramble to pinpoint the reason for Jill Abramson’s unceremonious ouster from The New York Times earlier this month, pundits floated countless theories about the players involved. Many…

Read More

Legendary author Maya Angelou dies

May 28, 2014

(CNN) — Maya Angelou, a renowned poet, novelist and actress whose work defied description under a simple label, has died, her literary agent, Helen Brann, said Wednesday. She died at her home…

Read More

American women have served and died from the first

May 25, 2014

WASHINGTON (AP) — American women have served and died on the nation’s battlefields from the first. They were nurses and cooks, spies and couriers in the Revolutionary War. Some disguised themselves as…

Read More

Why more women don’t run for office

May 22, 2014

Washington Post – Tuesday’s primary races included a number of high-profile female candidates seeking national or statewide office. Some won: Alison Lundergan Grimes, for example, will now officially face Mitch McConnell in…

Read More