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Providence League 8th annual tea at Val’s Pie and Tea Shoppe in Smithfield, RI
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On October 2, the Providence League held its 8th annual tea at Val’s Pie and Tea Shoppe in Smithfield, RI. Professor Emily Copeland of Bryant University gave an excellent talk on current European politics and fielded lots of questions ranging from a definition of fascism to sanctions on Russia.

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During 2022...the Court preserved vital checks on state legislatures and a critical tool for fighting racial discrimination...[but] continued to retreat from applying the Constitution’s protections to historically disenfranchised and marginalized

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Mifepristone, a drug commonly used for medication abortion, is under attack in the federal courts. At stake are the rights of women and people who can become pregnant to access one of the most common, effective, and safest forms of abortion.

Vote - Democracy is not a Spectator Sport
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The LWVSC participated in Voter Registration/Get Out the Vote Day on September 20th. The event was hosted by Professor Emily Lynch.  Keynote speaker was Secretary of State Greg Amore.

National Voter Registration Day 2023
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On National Voter Registration Day, September 19th, RI (Providence) League members participated in registering voters on Kennedy Plaza in Providence.  This was part of a coordinated effort (Common Cause, Brown U., Womxn Project and others) at eigh

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It's startling to realize that secret ballots have not always been the standard in the United States.

Photos from Smith Hill Block Party August 16
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The Smith Hill Block Party requested that the League come to register voters on Wednesday, August 16.

Voting bumper sticker and pins
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RI Congressional District 1 Candidates
Special Election Primary
September 5, 2023

Democrats:
Gabe Amo    https://www.gabeamo.com

overseeing the elections for resident councils at the Providence Housing Authority
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The Providence League of Women Voters has been overseeing the elections for resident councils at the Providence Housing Authority for decades.

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LWVRI supported priority gun safety bills  

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