3 Leading Jewish Women Endorse Obama
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President Barack Obama signs an Executive Order creating the White House Council on Women and Girls in the East Room of the White House. Photo: wiki commons.
JTA – Three past and current leaders of Jewish women’s advocacy groups endorsed President Obama, citing their concerns about women’s rights.
Nancy Ratzan, the immediate past president of the National Council of Jewish Women; Barbara Dobkin, the founding chairwoman of the Jewish Women’s Archive, the chairwoman of the American Jewish World Service board of trustees and a major donor to a number of causes; and Millie Sernovitz, the chairwoman of Jewish Family and Community Services of South Florida and a past president of Jewish Women International, signed an Op-Ed in the Jewish Journal of Broward County titled “Stand With Us.”
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