Abby Wambach

People keep telling me that, but where the fuck are they?

The fact that they are not out in the streets, the fact that they have called themselves protectors, branded themselves as protectors for so long, where...

The hell are they?

Women are married to these men having to sleep in bed next to them where really all the most they can muster themselves to do is to tolerate their wives' activism.

Where's their rage?

Where's their organizing?

Where is the effort they can find to make a fucking fantasy football team with their buddies and the organization and care they can put into that?

Where is that sort of organizing to protect the women and the children and the humanity in their lives?

Any thoughts, Megan Watterson?

What'd they do?

They just ran so fast?

I've got this Instagram account.

I've got this neighbor.

I've got this attitude.

Like, what do we have to bring?

PodSquad, one of the things that we have talked about incessantly together is how the current representations and use of religion in our systems doesn't match our values.

Right now we see white Christian nationalism threatening the safety and well-being of our neighbors, stoking hate against our LGBTQ community, and working as hard as they can to restrict reproductive rights.

In times of deep division, we remember that our faiths call us to love our neighbors.

And we mean all of our neighbors, immigrant families, LGBTQ youth, and people seeking abortion and reproductive health care.

Sacred, the spiritual alliance of communities for reproductive dignity, is a home for people of faith organizing for a better future.