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Sarah Jessica Parker giving a shout out to us as local women running to represent our districts in Columbus. Great to see a celeb staying in touch with her hometown.

Originally posted on Cincinnati.com "I will continue to fight for the brave men and women who make up the police force, and I will continue to fight to protect Black lives." I come from a family of police. I know what it’s like to have a loved one go to work, wondering what danger they might face that day. Beyond the daily

Written by:Jessie Balmert, Cincinnati Enquirer Originally published on Cincinnati.com Before Republican Rep. Tom Brinkman and his Democratic challenger Sara Bitter faced off in a competitive – and increasingly contentious – election, they were on the same side. Bitter, an attorney from Symmes Township, is a passionate advocate for mental health and those with developmental disabilities. During her unsuccessful Ohio Senate bid against

Written by Cameron Knight, Published in Cincinnati Enquirer Ohio Democratic House candidate Sara Bitter has lost her endorsement from Cincinnati's police union for her support of Black Lives Matter. Bitter is an attorney, disabilities rights advocate and a mother from Symmes Township. She said growing up she often celebrated Christmas at a Fraternal Order of Police lodge because her step-father and uncles

We have a caregiver crisis, particularly among direct care workers. I believe COVID-19 will make this crisis worse. We need to do something about it, and now is the time. What is the caregiver crisis? There are not enough caregivers for the people who currently need help. Baby boomers are aging rapidly. Advances in medicine and technology mean people are living longer

This article was written by Jordan Zakarin and originally published on Progressives Everywhere.   I hope this edition of Progressives Everywhere finds you safe and healthy. As a New Yorker, I’m fortunate to report that I’m healthy and hanging in there, even as I enter the fourth week of quarantine inside my apartment. The chaos and human suffering unfolding around the city

In Episode 341 of Two Broads Talking Politics podcast, Kelly talks to mother, lawyer, and advocate Sara Bitter, who is running for Ohio State Legislature in House District 27 near Cincinnati against an incumbent Republican. Listen now: https://twobroadstalkingpolitics.com/blog/2020/1/22/episode-341 or use your favorite podcast platform: Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher TuneIn PlayerFM iHeartRadio Spreaker

Watch The Video These women believe their time has come. They’ve had an awakening. They are no longer content to leave it to others, to leave it to men. Many pictured here on this non-profit political pamphlet are first-time candidates. Christine Fisher is aiming for a seat in the ohio house. She’s a working mom who believes that perspective is missing

“Running for Our Future.” It is a free event and is open to the public. It features photos and audio stories from 14 local women running for political office from Ohio and Kentucky. A Picture’s Worth is a new journalistic non-profit storytelling platform. “We’re filling in the gaps of history one picture at a time,” said Yancey, the startup's co-founder

“We care and therefore we pay attention and we act.” — SARA BITTER running for Ohio State Senate in the 7th District So we're looking at a picture of my older son, Austin, who was a little over five years old. I'm in my bedroom looking down on his brother who is just born, who's probably two weeks old and laying in my