Danielle Moodie-Mills
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Danielle Moodie-Mills is an Advisor for LGBT Policy & Racial Justice at the Center for American Progress, and Senior Manager for Environmental Education Campaigns at the National Wildlife Federation. You can read her musings on politics and pop culture at www.threeLOL.com

Blog Entries by Danielle Moodie-Mills

Mitt Romney's Got 99 Problems, And Equality Is Number 1!

(8) Comments | Posted May 17, 2012 | 3:18 PM

It seems for the moment that the arc of the moral universe is bending toward equality. On the heels of the president's historic announcement supporting marriage equality last week, several officials and even rap mogul and philanthropist Jay-Z have come out on the right side of...

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Our Collective Truth: Race Matters

(146) Comments | Posted March 30, 2012 | 2:34 PM

Over the past month, conversations about race have found it's way through tragedy back into our living rooms and Facebook pages. From a very young age in this country you are taught not to see color or mention it for that matter -- and that silence has proven deadly.

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Why Women Need to Go H.A.M. for Their Reproductive Health

(0) Comments | Posted March 8, 2012 | 4:07 PM

Earlier this month, I lead a session at the Women Of the World-Baltimore (WOW) conference, alongside my wife, on the dismemberment of female sexuality -- from state legislatures to the media everyone seems to be taking a part the female body, dissecting our form and labeling parts of...

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Nothing Spells Love Like Equality

(3) Comments | Posted February 14, 2012 | 5:29 PM

February, according to all retailers is the month for love. Everywhere you turn there are little cut out hearts, red roses, and candy for sale.

What troubles me about Valentine's Day is not the commercialization of love. Although, I really don't need a special day to remind me to...

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The "Roland Effect": Why Words (Tweets) Matter

(16) Comments | Posted February 9, 2012 | 4:46 PM

"If you don't have something nice to say... then say nothing." This is an old adage we teach young children. Why? Because as adults we know that words matter, and if we've learned anything at all from the recent spate of anti-gay bullying incidents, it's that words can cause...

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