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"There are some great women up there, but bringing more of the "female perspective" would make the legislature better as a whole," he said. The minds behind Gracie's List define such "female perspective" in terms that are relatively broad but clear. Board President Jan House described their ideal candidate as "progressive and forward thinking - a woman ahead of her time who will support issues that are important to women."
Until-then, one of the best ways for citizens to get involved in Gracie's List is to attend their upcoming fundraiser/celebration of International Women's Day and the potential for more women in government. The event takes place March 8 at the Blues Bouquet, and for a small admission fee ($12 general $6 student) participants get to hear live music, slam poetry and learn a lot more about Gracie's List.See the full content of this document
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The Female Perspective& Gracie's List Celebrates International Women's Day
In the state of Idaho, women make up over half the population and only a quarter of the government. The disparity results from apathy and antiquated social norms, b...
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