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'''An Economy of Our Own''' is prompting EconoGirlfriend Conversations, Econo-Consciousness-Raising groups, and local action on women’s problems, like the pay gap and childcare.  
'''An Economy of Our Own''' is prompting EconoGirlfriend Conversations, Econo-Consciousness-Raising groups, and local action on women’s problems, like the pay gap and childcare.  
:But it turns out the macro-economic policies now perceived as free from gender, such as GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and QE (Quantitative Easing) and currency, are also women’s issues.   
*But it turns out the macro-economic policies now perceived as free from gender, such as GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and QE (Quantitative Easing) and currency, are also women’s issues.   
:We will seek to network with women and men seeking generative change, especially communities of color shortchanged and redlined.  
*We will seek to network with women and men seeking generative change, especially communities of color shortchanged and redlined.  
:We pledge to share heartening economic news, local reports of earth-bound solutions, and more passionately loving ways to fuel a procreative, inclusive economy..
*We pledge to share heartening economic news, local reports of earth-bound solutions, and more passionately loving ways to fuel a procreative, inclusive economy..

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An Economy of Our Own is prompting EconoGirlfriend Conversations, Econo-Consciousness-Raising groups, and local action on women’s problems, like the pay gap and childcare.

  • But it turns out the macro-economic policies now perceived as free from gender, such as GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and QE (Quantitative Easing) and currency, are also women’s issues.
  • We will seek to network with women and men seeking generative change, especially communities of color shortchanged and redlined.
  • We pledge to share heartening economic news, local reports of earth-bound solutions, and more passionately loving ways to fuel a procreative, inclusive economy..