Daughters of Liberty

I remember sitting in my cubical watching the coverage at my desk as our country was sold down the river to an initialed madman with a power complex. I felt my soul weigh down, my eyes burn, my lips tremble. My heart break. The last stand just stepped aside and let monsters take control. They handed the keys to the one percent. They traded in a kind, eloquent image for appalling aggression, and a Vaseline smile. They had said we were over reacting. Maybe I did, but I couldn't keep living like this. ]

Ami and I didn't trust society to protect us, so we made a place of our own. Just the two of us living off the land. Then one by one we grew into this little family, until we were more then that. A community. The ranch is not just our safe haven now, but asylum, for all women.

If the system is failing you, then come to us, come to Liberty Ranch.