Two of the most prominent women’s rights groups are now at odds — and in full crisis mode — over whether to continue supporting the Women’s March following two major exposés accusing March leadership of embracing racism and anti-Semitism.
The National Organization of Women, one of the nation’s oldest feminist organizations, announced Monday that while they will assist the Women’s March with organization and will participate tangentially in the March itself in January, they will no longer be providing any kind of financial support to the Women’s March until key Women’s March leaders — including Linda Sarsour, Carmen Perez, and Tamika Mallory — answer accusations raised by Tablet Magazine and The New York Times.
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