Women's Rights
“Women’s reproductive freedom is deeply tied to women’s economic security. Congress should pass new federal laws that protect access to reproductive care regardless of what the Supreme Court does.”
Through each passing generation, the accomplishments of women in our democracy are remarkable. From securing the right to vote to demanding equal treatment in the workplace, women have made landmark achievements to secure their equality in society. However, there is still work to be done.
Our basic rights are under threat. Women should have access to reproductive healthcare; to pay equity and to a harassment-free workplace. More than 50% of my district identifies as female, and I commit to giving women an equal voice on the issues they care about the most.
Women’s issues do not belong to a tiny subset of individuals. We are not a fringe group with rarely occurring concerns. We are the majority, and we deserve policies reflect that.
KIM WILLIAMS' VISION
WOMEN'S RIGHTS
- Fighting for the basic human rights of all identify as women: reproductive rights & economic equality
- Supporting women’s social and economic equality (i.e. The Violence Against Women Act, etc.)
- Providing economic and educational opportunities for women’s development
- Fighting for social inclusion and acceptance of women in society
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