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October 1, 2026 by Florida NOW

The Emptiness of Two Powerhouses

Written by Karen Mullins / Southern NOW District National Board Member

I am moved by the earthquakes of the last two and a half weeks. For women, today brings the end of an era and a path to new beginnings. Dolly Parton brought hope, tenderness, and moxie to all that she created. She made us face the discomfort of seeing the biases we hold when we meet someone different from ourselves. She shared her world with us, and we are so much better for it.

Gloria Steinem juxtaposed our culture to shed light on the shortcomings in women’s lives. She embodied grace and wisdom, serving in an ironically maternal way as a mother to all. She shared her world with us, and we are so much better for it. Both women championed women, walked in grace, and made room for others to be fully human in their own right. I am encouraged by the leaders of today and the future who have heard and applied the lessons of both Dolly and Gloria. We have wonderful leaders now because of them both.

September 29, 2026 by Florida NOW and Kaitlyn Kirk, Communications Director

7 Men Raped a Woman at Cornell University – Facility Made Them Write an Apology Letter as the Punishment

Written by Kaitlyn Kirk / Communications@flnow.org

In October 2024, a 20-year-old Cornell student went to the Chi Phi fraternity house to meet someone she considered a friend. According to her lawsuit, what followed was hours of drugging and sexual assault.

This site documents the account of the woman who was sexually assaulted by seven members of Cornell University’s Chi Phi fraternity in October 2024, the lawsuit she has filed, and the institutional response surrounding her case.

https://cornellseven.com/

September 29, 2026 by Florida NOW and Kaitlyn Kirk, Communications Director

Florida NOW members attend Annual FLIC Congress

Written by Kaitlyn Kirk / Communications@flnow.org

Isabel, President of Tallahassee NOW, and I attended the 2026 Florida Immigrant Coalition Congress last week!

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