[NOW News] More Than 100 Celebrities Join March Coalition

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URGENT INVITATION: JOIN US IN CELEBRATING THE MARCH FOR WOMEN'S LIVES! Please join NOW, the Feminist Majority, Ms. Magazine and our special celebrity guests in Washington D.C. at an April 24 event to benefit the March for Women's Lives. Reserve tickets online! PHOTO GALLERY: A HISTORY OF NOW'S REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS MARCHES For decades, NOW activists have gathered to demonstrate widespread support for reproductive freedoms and civil liberties. View the photos STOP BUSH'S EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FROM UNDERMINING EQUAL EDUCATION Proposed regulations would allow public schools to provide separate programs for girls and young women that would not be required to meet equal education standards. Take action! GOT 10? In the months leading up to November, let’s multiply the power of change, so all girls and women can benefit, NOW President Kim Gandy writes. Read more MORE RECOMMENDED READING The FDA, Politics, and Plan B, from The New England Journal of Medicine Policing Pregnancy, from TomPaine.com The Christian Taliban, from AlterNet 'The Apprentice' Exposes Reality of Glass Ceiling, from USA Today		MORE THAN 100 CELEBRITIES JOIN THE MARCH FOR WOMEN'S LIVES COALITION Actors, musicians and comedians will march to send the message: women—not politicians—must have the right to make deeply personal decisions about their health and lives. See the full list IT'S NOT TOO LATE! TELL THE FDA THAT WOMEN NEED OVER-THE-COUNTER EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Urge the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to approve Plan B®, a brand of the morning-after pill, for non-prescription sales. Take action! WE NEED YOUR HELP ON APRIL 25! So you've decided to come to the March for Women's Lives. Have you signed up to volunteer yet? We need you! CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS PROTECT AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IN TWO KEY STATES At a time when civil rights are under heavy attack, advocates for affirmative action recently had not one but two victories to cheer about. Read more BUSH'S LATEST MASQUERADE EXPOSED AS ATTACK ON WOMEN'S REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH "This is a deceptive ploy that does nothing to increase protections for pregnant women," NOW President Kim Gandy said after the Unborn Victims of Violence Act was signed. Read more
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