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Fuel your fight against injustice with a fierce playlist of feminist and anti-fascist anthems designed to inspire resilience and empowerment
I know you're probably feeling angry right now. Channel your rage with this playlist to either burn off steam or prepare for battle. Or both.
What's your favorite song on this playlist and why?
Psychological research is clear: when people procrastinate, there's usually a good reason
good read for teachers.
[…] When a person fails to begin a project that they care about, it’s typically due to either a) anxiety about their attempts not being “good enough” or b) confusion about what the first steps of the task are. Not laziness. In fact, procrastination is more likely when the task is meaningful and the individual cares about doing it well.
I’ve been yelling this for years
Hi yall, author of the piece here. Medium instituted a pay wall so here is a link to access it for free:
But unseen barriers do
Sure it's easy to annoy Ben Shapiro, but these might just be the songs that give us another "Barbie" moment.
Maybe you have a get-together with people who don't share your views about things like autonomy, equality, consent, you know...all those things that don't matter /sarcasm.
Instead of being the only one who's uncomfortable, I say turn up the music and make them squirm. So here's a playlist of 10 fucking amazing feminist songs that would make certain right wing commentators' heads explode.
Learn what ableism is and how it appears in the world we live in.
What is ableism, and how can I recognize it in the real world? These questions are answered in this week's Trash Panda Feminism post. Check it out!
From scams to entry-level myths, a disabled job seeker shares insights, red flags, and tips for a rollercoaster journey.
This week's post shares some tips and things to watch out for if you're a disabled job seeker.
The true story of how I caught a fish and learned an important lesson.
In this week's post, I share the story of the time as a kid when I used a nontraditional fishing method and the lesson I learned from this little adventure.
Enjoy!
Tara Rule says her doctor in upstate New York was “determined to protect a hypothetical fetus" instead of helping her treat debilitating pai
What (and it's hard to say this strongly enough) the F.
Last September, New York resident Tara Rule posted a raw, emotional video on Tiktok saying she had been denied a medication to treat a debilitating condition called cluster headaches, because her neurologist told her she was of “childbearing age” and the medication could cause birth defects to a hypothetical fetus.
Rule said that as she sat in her neurologist’s office at Glens Falls Hospital, she told him she never planned to have kids and would have an abortion if she became pregnant; referencing the overturning of Roe v. Wade, he responded that getting the care she was seeking is “trickier now with the way things are going.” He also said she should bring her partner “in on the conversation” on her medical care. Rule asked if the issue preventing her from getting the “highly effective” medication was solely that she could become pregnant and, “If I was, like, through menopause, would [the medication] be very effective for cluster headaches?” The doctor affirmed it would. He also asked about her sex life and whether she’s “with a steady person.” Rule shared audio recordings of the appointment on TikTok at the time.
Last week, Rule filed a lawsuit against Albany Medical Health Partners charging the largest hospital system in upstate New York with discrimination over the denial of her medication and a string of incidents afterward. […] In addition to Rule’s allegations of discrimination, her suit accuses Albany Medical Health Partners of privacy violations and fraud. According to Rule, after she shared audio recordings of her interactions with the neurologist on TikTok, an employee at the hospital contacted another hospital in the area, alleging that Rule livestreamed her appointments. This led to Rule’s removal from the second hospital, Malta Medical (also under Albany Medical Health Partners), in the middle of treatment for her cluster headaches. Rule denies livestreaming. In the lawsuit, Rule alleges her nurse practitioner at Malta discharged her against her will with the help of armed security, but her insurance company was told that she voluntarily left mid-treatment, which Rule argues amounts to falsification of records. Rule also alleges that the nurse practitioner who had her removed at Malta violated her privacy rights by sending Facebook messages to Rule’s partner that include her medical details.
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Rule’s case shows how the notion of fetal personhood—an ideology that regards embryos as separate people with rights at odds with the pregnant person’s—can be taken even further, said Dana Sussman, deputy executive director at Pregnancy Justice (which isn’t working on Rule’s case). “What we’re seeing is how this ideology can extend beyond pregnancy itself—the idea that if you can even become pregnant, then you can no longer make decisions about your own body or access medical care,” Sussman told Jezebel.
Warren Hern has been performing late abortions for half a century. After Roe, he is as busy with patients as ever.
This was an interesting read. Surprisingly nonpreachy given the subject; and well worth the time.
This is oaywalled but it made me weep with relief to see an honest recounting for once, so I’ve saved some good bits:
Unpopular opinion but literally not one person in the world should have their human rights violated
If one person's rights can be waved away, so can yours
yes, even those people.
Fuck it, adding on: This is why it's frustrating to see criminal defense lawyers getting a bad rep.
The right to a fair trial is a human right. In practice, a fair trial necessitates a lawyer. This means that even if somebody committed the worst crimes you could possibly imagine, they still deserve a lawyer.
Somebody has to defend them as a matter of human rights. As one of my professors said, way back in my first semester at uni: "Everybody deserves to have somebody in their corner."
nb the source of criminal defense attorneys getting a bad rep is always, always copaganda. same with the incredibly bullshit narrative of “if you didn’t do anything wrong then why do you need a lawyer?” the purpose of both these terrible stupid pro-cop arguments are to deny you your legal rights.
Someone else said it very well here on this website:
A government whose people lose their rights once they become criminals has a very vested interest in making their critics criminals.
Thanksgiving brings a time of reflection, and sometimes that means taking another look at a family legacy.
This Thanksgiving, I'm taking a look at an ancestor's role in the colonization of the United States.
A name change, a fresh look, and a new mascot
Essays on the Outskirts is now Trash Panda Feminism.
A weekly publication offering feminism and disability critiques, along with explorations of culture. Our mission is to actively challenge and dismantle systems of oppression.
When we talk about UBI and Universal Healthcare, we gloss over how UBI and Universal Healthcare could benefit millions of people.
This week I write about why UBI and Universal Healthcare should be implemented, and it's for a reason you rarely hear anyone talk about.
And it's worse for WOC and disabled women.
From Baldur's Gate 3 to apartment hunting: When a game pause leads to an unexpected quest for a new home.
It happened while my boyfriend was playing Baldur's Gate 3...
A knock at the door...
Bad news delivered...
The start of an unwanted journey...
