Kali J Desautels

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Originally intended to simply focus on book reviews, over time, KaliDesautelsReads has morphed into its own entity. I write about issues that are near to my heart, be they political, feminist, motherhood, mental health, or, as the title holds, books. A thirty-something Canadian woman in my mid-thirties, I have been “super married” to my high school sweetheart since 2006, and together we have two crazy, clever, kind, hilarious, wonderful kids. My first book – How Not To Blog: Finding Myself, One Post at a Time is available on Amazon (in eBook formats for you clever tech readers, and paperback for those of us who love that new book smell!) I have tried a podcast – it’s still on Apple and Google Podcasts – but writing is where my heart is. My life changed dramatically when my husband was diagnosed with Stage 3 cancer in 2018, and I am now a writer for a leading Canadian Cancer Non-Profit. I am lucky enough to have a family that loves me and pushes me to be my best, even if it is outside of my cushiony comfort zone. I have a village of friends that nourish me, mentally, and spiritually. Welcome to my thoughts. Sit down. Stay a while. Enjoy a cup of coffee!

The RIGHT to vote

My province is heading into an election this week, and thanks to women like Nellie McClung I have the right – not the privilege, the RIGHT – to vote for my government. If you are lucky enough to be born in a country where your voice can be heard, please do not squander it. Your voice does make a difference. I am forever grateful to the suffragists, including Nellie McClung for fighting for my right to vote. #thevaliantNellieMcClung #nelliemcclung #vote #may9thvote #bc #electionsbc #provincialelection #kalidesautelsreads #kalidesautelsvotes

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  1. Women’s Rights Mean Nothing If They Are Not Intersectional – KaliDesautelsReads Avatar
    Women’s Rights Mean Nothing If They Are Not Intersectional – KaliDesautelsReads

    […] For other posts about Nellie McClung, please see:The Valiant Nellie McClung Quotable Nellie McClungThe Right To Vote […]

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