My grandmother turned 18 the year women got the vote: just 95 years ago.

[lindysalsagal]

She still wasn't old enough, but it makes it real for me that we will have a woman in the Whitehouse.

Women's medicine finally was taken seriously when women became doctors and researchers.

Professional women are almost getting equal respect in the 21st century.

We're still not getting equal pay, and the GOP still thinks we're children and have to have our healthcare decided for us.

I voted for Bernie, who I consider an American hero, because he brought our beliefs back: Government of the people, by the people, for the people.

With the GOP totally tripping on their own authoritarianism, fear, bigotry and hate,


I'm super proud of my party tonight.

[JonathanRackham]

1. I'm all for equality.

I want a president of peace.

[enough]

2. Thanks. (nt)

[lindysalsagal]

3. Great speech. History and inclusiveness.

Could have lived without the god part, but it's inevitable.

[Wounded Bear]

4. My mother was about 5....

[REP]

5. My grandmother was 25

I believe she voted for LaFollette.

[harrose]

6. And here, in 2016, we have ReThugs openly running on a platform

that includes taking the vote away from women. Makes me sick.

[lindysalsagal]

7. Let them try.

We're not strong BECAUSE of HRC. We've always been strong. We're just getting public validation of our strength with a woman at the helm.

The millennials have none of this 18th century male domination. It's over.