All the 'verse stuff is cool. I was a little puzzled by the dedication to Andrea Dworkin, who I always found to be one of the more negative and divisive high-profile feminists.

dreamlogic | October 04, 12:13 CET

Y'all make me proud to share your cyberspace, especially y'- specific-all who organized things and raised multiple dollars. Equality Now!

Pointy | October 04, 15:28 CET

bix should definitely be on that list...without his mad organizational skillz, wouldn't have happened.

gobluegirl | October 04, 17:29 CET

gobluegirl - that report is 2005, and the screenings were in 2006. I think.

gossi | October 04, 17:49 CET

Oops, you are definitely right about that. Thanks for the clarification gossi.

gobluegirl | October 04, 18:20 CET

Wow. I just had that grinning, blurry-eyed, flip-flop-in-the-belly, pride at reading the Browncoat mentions and seeing the Equality Now postcard. Well done, friends. You make us proud. /beams

By the by... it's worth taking a couple of minutes to read some of the other pages of this report. Equality Now is focused on such basic issues of human dignity, that you can't help but say, "Well, sure. That sounds horrible. Of course I support an end to that." But they're actually out there making it happen. Big Damn Heroes, them.

(If you want to support Equality Now, but don't have a Big Damn Wallet, consider signing up with the free and non-profit service iGive.com, and chosing E.N. as your charity. Then, when you make your every day online purchases like books, printer supplies, clothes, plane tickets, gifts, flowers, etc., a percentage of your purchases are automatically donated back to the organization of your choosing. And it's tax deductable. How cool is that? Am in no way affiliated. Just loves me some iGive.)

barest_smidgen | October 04, 18:37 CET

Oh man barest what a kool idea!

nixygirl | October 05, 04:06 CET