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Beth Shipp

Beth Shipp is the first executive director of LPAC, the lesbian Super PAC that builds the political power of lesbian, queer, bisexual and transgender women by electing candidates who champion LGBTQ rights, women’s equality and social justice. She is a political strategist with more than 20 years of experience working for women’s reproductive rights, Democratic candidates and progressive causes. Prior to joining LPAC, Shipp was the political director for NARAL Pro-Choice America for 10 years. Prior to her arrival at NARAL, Shipp worked on a variety of federal and state campaigns throughout the nation. Her experience includes working on congressional, gubernatorial and U.S. Senate campaigns in Alabama, Georgia, New Jersey, North Dakota and Pennsylvania, and local and legislative campaigns in Virginia.

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LGBTQ Community Must Stay Vigilant in Trump’s America

By: Beth Shipp | February 8, 2017

While we may not be the main targets of the Trump administration yet, as part of an intersectional progressive movement LGBTQ women must keep fighting and finding offense with the president’s hateful and wrong policies.

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