I love you women who know exactly how to use hazmat PPE
I love you women who never grew out of their dinosaur phase
I love you women who like bones
I love you women who stay up "too late"
I love you women who study maths
I love you women who borrow dense nonfiction books
I love you women who are really into transportation and machinery
I love you women who like reading about fucked up little government experiments
I love you women who are reptile nerds
....if you're in my sphere and see yourself in any of these then that's not a coincidence, it brings me great joy to see your posts. Keep on being weird little nerds everyone
Animal cruelty towards pets is obviously the worst thing I see in my job, but animal cruelty towards wild animals is just as depressing, though thankfully I don't come across it as much...but like
I need so.many evil people to die. leave the foxes and vultures and little sparrows ALONE
Today in Women's History is the anniversary of the birth of the legendary Ida B Wells-Barnett.
Ida B. Wells was known nationally and internationally as a “crusader for justice.” She traveled throughout the United States and foreign cou
Ida B. Wells was known nationally and internationally as a “crusader for justice.”
She traveled throughout the United States and foreign countries raising awareness of oppression of African Americans and women.
Born on July 16, 1862, in Holly Springs, Mississippi, she was orphaned at the age of 16 when her parents died as victims of the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1878.
Ida recieved her education and early training at Shaw University, now Rust College. She became a teacher, journalist and public speaker.
She married Ferdinand Barnett, owner of the Chicago Conservator.
Ida was one of two women who signed “the call” for the formation of the NAACP.
She was a religious woman who read the Bible regularly, read Shakespeare and loved classical music.
In recent years, her hometown honored her legacy by naming the post office the Ida B. Wells Station, and a postage stamp was issued by the U. S. Postal Service commemorating her crusade for human rights.
Ida B. Wells was:
A passionate crusader against oppression
A teacher and acclaimed journalist
An articulate public speaker
A civil rights activist
An anti-lynching crusader
A woman’s rights activist
One of the founders of the NAACP
To Visit her Museum at
220 North Randolph Street
Holly Springs, MS 38635
Admission Donations
Adults: $20
Children (12 and under): $5
Tours are available Monday through Friday between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tours can be arranged by calling 662-252-3232 or 662-579-5747.
its amazing how johns have rendered themselves practically invisible in the discussion of sex workers. like every justification for a sex work industry has everything to do with whether women have the right to make a living and not whether men have the right to purchase sex. the women are the actors here but men are just the force of nature. this applies to a lot of dynamics but it feels so evil when it comes to the sex industry.
the way some people treat sex tourism as a joke about losers desperate for sex will never sit right with me
some of the most gruesome sex crimes cases you'll come across are the result of sex tourists, the level of dehumanization involved is not unlike that of a serial killer
Disgusted by the fact that my dad kept pronouncing wiwi as “oui oui” and spoke to the poor baby in a French accent and implied wiwi was French. Absolutely vile.
I'm listening to one on the "free birth" ideology and wow I had no idea it was that big. If ur reading this and you want to go it alone with giving birth, DON'T
in the first episode of the original star trek series spock says "one of my ancestors married a human female" and later in the show we find out that said ancestor is in fact his dad who married his mom who is human
Just wanted to inform you all that the Wikipedia page about gender critical feminism has been renamed to "Trans-exclusionary radical feminism." The proposing party said using "gender-critical" was like calling Nazism "Jewish-critical socialism" and another called it akin to calling Scientific Racism "Race Realism."
This is just a small example of what happens when we let scrotes control the narrative; they change terms, definitions, quietly erase facts, and eventually they slowly rewrite history. These small changes (including within academic work and on websites such as Wikipedia) add up and can ultimately influence or change people's opinion. I HIGHLY encourage radfems on this website to join Wikipedia, learn its policies and guidelines, and start making good faith edits so we can restructure the biased cesspit it currently is.
If you are interested in editing and want tips or help, reach out to me! I would also love if another person could collaborate with me!
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