Massachusetts U.S. Rep Katherine Clark: “For far too long, America’s economy has relied on the labor of underpaid and unpaid women. Unacceptable….”

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Massachusetts U.S. Rep Katherine Clark: “For far too long, America’s economy has relied on the labor of underpaid and unpaid women. Unacceptable….”
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Jan 16, 2023
ByT. M. Strom
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Katherine Clark tweeted the following:

“For far too long, America’s economy has relied on the labor of underpaid and unpaid women. Unacceptable.
We need to invest in the care economy and the people who enable all other work.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Katherine Clark:

“NEWS: Inflation has fallen for the 6th month in a row, and gas and food prices are down.
While the House GOP advanced a bill this week to help their billionaire buddies cheat on taxes, Democrats are building an economy that works for working families.” on Jan. 12
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“It comes down to this: the American people not MAGA politicians should make their own health care decisions.
House Republicans are trying to criminalize abortion, but @HouseDemocrats will not relent in our fight for reproductive freedom. 5/5″ on Jan. 11
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“#1: The so-called “born alive” bill it’s deliberately misleading and offensive to the women who face pregnancy complications and the doctors and nurses who provide their care.
The bill is not based on science or based on concern for the people seeking medical care. 2/5″ on Jan. 11
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