26th Anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act | Joe Biden For President 2020

Today marks the 26th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act. There was a time in American history when domestic violence wasn’t considered a crime — in 1993, Joe Biden introduced legislation that finally addressed violent crimes against women. And in 1994, VAWA became law, protecting millions of women.

Last year, a bipartisan coalition in the House of Representatives passed the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2019 (VAWA 2019). There’s no reason the Senate shouldn’t pass this reauthorization now, but if they don’t, Joe Biden will get it done as one of his first acts as president.
Learn more about VAWA at joebiden.com/vawa

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