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Top sheets are fucking useless unless you love sleeping in the same temperature as a freezer, but your ac is broken in the US south and you can't stand to have bare legs in the night. Also they help when you have four fans going at the same time to keep cool.
Two of which are on your bed under the topsheet for ultimate coldness
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Brought America to the brink of nuclear war after tensions had long subsided, removed safety regulations, sent federal troops to brutalize protesters, crashed the stock market,
revitalized white nationalism, escalated racial tension, saw a resurgence of neonazis
Rosie was surrendered to the Allegan County Animal Shelter in Michigan when her owner had some serious health issues and could no longer care for her. Her friends at the shelter say she is confused about being at the shelter, however, if you give this sweetie-pea a little time to get to know you she is a very nice dog and will make someone a great companion.❤️
Rosie is getting close to 6 years old (her birthday is November 15), so let’s get this gal a new home ASAP so she can celebrate her next birthday with family! 💕
Visit the shelter at 2293 33rd St. in Allegan, Michigan, or call 269-686-5112 to #AdoptPureLove!
Today, we celebrate Muslim Women’s Day! We’re flooding the internet with positive, diverse content celebrating Muslim women and centering the voices that we don’t always get to hear in the conversation. We’re going live on Facebook today at 3pm ET — don’t miss out.
Veterinarian Dr. Marty Becker has never turned us down when we’ve asked him to help feature a pet in need of a home. Now we’re returning the favor. Can you help spread the word about his plea for Lazaruff, the “dog who lived”? Here’s what he sent us:
Friends, I want to thank all of you for your prayers, warm thoughts, and support as we have worked to heal Lazaruff, the Louisiana dog who came back from the dead. Now we want to ask one more thing of you.
While Lazaruff has gone through the extensive medical care he needed to survive and to travel to us, we’ve also been working closely with a boarded veterinary behaviorist and a trainer to make sure he was ready to transition from his life of hell before his rescue to a loving home.
After all, having been literally taken for dead when he was found in abandoned home, crawling with flies and so emaciated and dehydrated that he looked like a skeleton with skin, what were the chances he’d easily adapt to life with people who loved and cared for him?
What we learned is that Lazaruff is a hugely affectionate dog who likes nothing more than to rest his big head in someone’s lap and have his belly rubbed. He is loving, sweet, and bonds deeply. He wants to live inside with his family. We had feared he might be dog aggressive and that we’d have trouble integrating him with our family in Northern Idaho. What we discovered is very different: Lazaruff is afraid of other dogs. He doesn’t want to be around them. He doesn’t want to be in chaotic or noisy environments. He doesn’t enjoy “the great outdoors.” He enjoys a quiet, peaceful life with people who want to love him endlessly.
After much prayer and soul-searching and consulting with the veterinarian team members who are caring for him, the behaviorist treating him, and the trainer working with him, we have accepted that Lazaruff needs a different kind of home than ours. We are hoping you will help us find tht home.
If you or someone you know would like to be considered for adoption of Lazaruff (and becoming part of the Becker extended family for life!), please email me at [email protected].
With love and hope,
Dr. Marty and Teresa Becker
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On Tuesday, September 18, McDonald’s workers in 10 cities went on strike over sexual harassment.
40 percent of women in the fast-food industry have experienced sexual harassment, but way too often their #metoo stories are left out of the conversation.
Dear David Brooks,
Yesterday, I watched as you used your space in the New York Times to insert yourself into an issue about which you know nothing. As I was watching, I kept wondering: Who advised him that this was a good idea? Does he think abortion only exists as a word printed on the pages of bills? Has he ever talked with someone who needed an abortion?
Have you talked to Marla in Ohio, who found out 22 weeks into her pregnancy with her fourth child that the fetus had a rare chromosomal disorder called Trisomy 9 with multiple organs severely malformed? She had to travel out of the state to get an abortion. Imagine if she had to travel out of the country, because some politicians were worried about “our chance at congressional majorities.”
I understand you might not have time to talk to these folks from the heights of your perch at the New York Times, so maybe you can get some perspective by reading. Try here, here, here, here, here, or here. Even though nearly 99 percent of abortions happen before 20 weeks gestation, there are many reasons a woman might need or want one after 20 weeks. None of those reasons are any of your business.
While reading, perhaps you can get your facts straight about what Americans want and need from their government right now. Maybe start with this in-depth survey, in which 60 percent of voters say that abortion after 20 weeks should be legal, and in which 62 percent of Republican voters say this is not an issue on which their elected public servants to be spending their time. Then, in case you missed the recent Democratic victories of pro-abortion rights candidates in Virginia and Alabama, read about how Democratic and independent voters want representatives who support abortion rights. Support for Roe v Wade is the highest ever, with nearly 70 percent of Americans wanting to protect the right to abortion.
And if polls aren’t enough to convince you, consider that one in four women in the U.S. have an abortion, and that women are currently the most potent political force in this country. They’re organizing, running, voting, and winning for Democrats. It’s laughable to think that if Democrats stop fighting for their rights, they’ll stay energized and mobilized.
David, I wonder whether you have ever been pregnant when you really did not want to be. I wonder if you have ever felt that a political party has more control over your body than you do yourself.
No? Then please take a seat.
Sincerely,
Dawn Laguens, Executive Vice President of Planned Parenthood Federation of America
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We’re NOT going to let Trump and his health department take away our birth control.
This is a photo of the Health and Human Services Department building. Do you think they got the message?
What Rape Culture Sounds Like
From our friends at Women’s March Minnesota:
“Rape culture is everywhere, unfortunately, but it is particularly dangerous when it’s in our politics. Our team put together this handy infographic you can use the next time someone asks, “What is rape culture?” TRIGGER WARNING: This article or section, or pages it links to, contains information about sexual assault and/or violence which may be triggering to survivors.“
“This is what happens when the people vote.” —Barack Obama
Check out alllllllll these historic wins! Feeling inspired, motivated, thankful, and proud this morning after Election Day.
SHOUTOUT TO THE MISS PERU 2018 CONTESTANTS FOR GIVING STATS ABOUT WOMEN’S ISSUES INSTEAD OF THEIR BODY MEASUREMENTS
It wasn’t just the contestants who wanted to get the point across to their audience — violence against women was the theme of the night.
The organizers of Miss Peru 2018 displayed newspaper clippings of prominent cases of murdered and assaulted women as the contestants made their way across the catwalk in bathing suits.
You can read more about it here.
DailyDot link with more information!
This is flames. When there is unity the message will be heard.
Ericka Hart is Shifting the Way We Talk About Cancer and She’s Coming to PPNYC
On October 26, we will be hosting the amazing and renowned Sexuality Educator, Ericka Hart, right here in our Long Island City Health Center.
Ericka Hart, a fierce breast cancer survivor, has taught sexuality education for the past 10 years in New York City and is making moves to revolutionize how we talk about sex. Hart is shifting the dialogue and attitudes on chronic illness and aims at creating environments where people of all identities are visible in the reproductive health world. Hart’s work focuses on healing how reproductive health is practiced by dismantling the systems that place patriarchy and anti-black standards of beauty at the forefront of the movement.
At our training, “Sexualizing Cancer: Moving Beyond the Pink and White with Ericka Hart,” we will discuss how the experiences of marginalized communities left out in the current medical landscape and how providers can ensure that marginalized voices and bodies are a part of the current conversation about cancer.
To learn more about Ericka Hart, you can follow her handles on both Twitter and Instagram at @iHartEricka
After you do that, make sure to join us for this critical conversation that surrounds breast cancer and implications for the field of sexual and reproductive health at large. People who attend will discuss critiques of medical practices and explore how historical trauma has influenced marginalized communities’ experiences with care. It is open to health care providers, social workers, educators, and members of the community interested in sexual and reproductive justice and health.
Sign up here for an unforgettable and moving night that you don’t want to miss!
CHES Contact Hours: 1.5 NYS Licensed Social Worker Contact Hours: 1.5
Date: Thursday, October 26, 2017 Time: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Address: 21-41 45th Road Queens, NY 11101 United States
My name is not Jane Doe, but I am a Jane Doe. I’m a 17 year old girl that came to this country to make a better life for myself. My journey wasn’t easy, but I came here with hope in my heart to build a life I can be proud of. I dream about studying, becoming a nurse, and one day working with the elderly. When I was detained, I was placed in a shelter for children. It was there that I was told I was pregnant. I knew immediately what was best for me then, as I do now – that I’m not ready to be a parent. Thanks to my lawyers, Rochelle Garza and Christine Cortez, and with the help of Jane’s Due Process, I went before a judge and was given permission to end my pregnancy without my parents’ consent. I was nervous about appearing in court, but I was treated very kindly. I am grateful that the judge agreed with my decision and granted the bypass. While the government provides for most of my needs at the shelter, they have not allowed me to leave to get an abortion. Instead, they made me see a doctor that tried to convince me not to abort and to look at sonograms. People I don’t even know are trying to make me change my mind. I made my decision and that is between me and God. Through all of this, I have never changed my mind. No one should be shamed for making the right decision for themselves. I would not tell any other girl in my situation what they should do. That decision is hers and hers alone. I’ve been waiting for more than a month since I made my decision. It has been very difficult to wait in the shelter for news that the judges in Washington, D.C. have given me permission to proceed with my decision. I am grateful for this, and I ask that the government accept it. Please stop delaying my decision any longer. My lawyers have told me that people around the country have been calling and writing to show support for me. I am touched by this show of love from people I may never know and from a country I am just beginning to know – to all of you, thank you. This is my life, my decision. I want a better future. I want justice.
Statement from Jane Doe, via her guardian (via ppaction)
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The Trump administration is blocking a young immigrant woman in detention from accessing an abortion. Identified as “Jane Doe” to protect her privacy, this young woman, who likely faced countless dangers and hardships in her journey across the border, is being held hostage by a government that refuses to accept her fundamental rights.
A federal appeals court in Washington, DC has temporarily halted a judge’s order requiring the federal government to allow Jane Doe to get an abortion.
Today, Planned Parenthood Federation of America and coalition partners are coming together outside the Department of Health and Human Services in opposition of this gross injustice to send the message that access to safe and legal abortion is a constitutional right for all — no matter who you are or where you’re from.
SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK. #HandsOffMyBC
