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The Female Body Politic

Lorissa Rinehart, Josie Cox, Mark Mansour, Marie Newman, Frederic Poag, Lauren Kahre, MPH, Annelise Riles, Slingshot Stories, Jane Ruby, Karen Sterk

The Female Body Politic explores the past, present, and future of women's participation in American democracy.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Lorissa Rinehart

    Exploring 250 years of women's participation in American democracy.

  • Josie Cox

    Josie is a journalist with a particular interest in the economy and gender equality. She's worked on staff at Reuters, The Wall Street Journal, and The Independent. She lives in New York. WOMEN MONEY POWER, the book, publishes March 2024.

  • Mark Mansour

    I’m Mark Mansour, an attorney and a longtime Democratic activist who has worked on dozens of campaigns. I write about politics and the law.

  • Marie Newman

    Author, Former Congresswoman, CEO, Speaker, Activist, Podcaster, WCPT radio cohost. Social justice, economic equity, politics, healthcare, mental health, women's rights https://www.marienewmanstudio.com https://www.youtube.com/@tlsradio

  • Frederic Poag

    Writer, Rabble Rouser, Progressive Independent, RPG Geek

  • Lauren Kahre, MPH

    Repro Justice & Rural Health in the South | Ex- DC Government Affairs | Runner and Southerner - Views are my own.

  • Annelise Riles

    Northwestern law professor + anthropologist convening conversations on peace, borders & how to tend divides with grace. Thought leader interviews + research-based methodology + community. For globally-minded readers ready to be everyday ambassadors.

  • Slingshot Stories

    Persson is a writer, speaker, and narrative healer. Creator of "Slingshot Stories," she explores trauma recovery, spiritual awakening, and personal transformation through powerful tales of resilience.

  • Jane Ruby

    Crain’s 2025 Notable Leader | LWV Chicago President | Occasional Jedi

  • Karen Sterk

    Passionate racial, social and gender justice advocate.

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