Behind the burkha, we’re all equal.

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April 30, 2010

What can you say when the U.N. elects Iran to its Commission on Women’s Rights, elevating a backwards theocracy that made international news last week when one of its “respected clerics” claimed that immodestly dressed women cause earthquakes?  Iran as a nation has a well-documented history of gender inequality and is an oppressive environment for women to live in.

Words fail me.  Oh, except for these: Time to defund the U.N.!

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  • Negri
    Jason Negri received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Franciscan University and his law degree as a member of the inaugural class of Ave Maria School of Law. He is a practicing attorney and the Supervisor of Hamburg Township in Michigan. He is a member of Holy Spirit Church in Brighton, where he sings in the choir and runs the parish marriage ministry with Samantha, his beloved wife of 30+ years. He is also the founder and executive director of the Daniel Coalition, an organization of laity formed to advocate for victims of clerical sexual abuse in the Diocese of Lansing. He and Samantha have 5 children and a flock of grandchildren.
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