What it meant to get arrested for protesting Kavanaugh as a feminist and a Jew

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Yesterday, I was arrested. Yep. What would possess me, a 21-year-old, to participate in a civil disobedience direct action? Well, unsurprisingly, my feminist and my Jewish values. Read a full reflection on my experience and watch a clip below!

https://www.heyalma.com/honor-arrested-brett-kavanaughs-confirmation-hearing/

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  1. My Linda Problem – steph black says:
    September 14, 2018 at 10:31 am

    […] you may know, last week I was arrested while protesting Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing. It was a bizarre (but deeply meaning) […]

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