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21 Inspirational Images Of Women Standing Up For The Right To Choose
On Jan. 22, 1973, the Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that a woman’s choice to have an abortion was a fundamental right under the Constitution.In the 42 years since then, a woman’s right to safe, legal abortion has been threatened again and again.
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The Real Reasons Men Dominate Science And Tech
The gender disparity in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) jobs has been well documented. But a new report suggests that few women teaching computing and engineering courses, and social pressure to not propagate female stereotypes in the workplace are partly to blame.
Regarding abortion -- where does one draw the line between a woman's right to choose and the mandated abortion of a baby girl? In China, women who discover their child is a girl (sex is discovered in the first trimester, mind you-so these procedures are legal in the US, if not mandated) are almost always forced to abort. Surely, the fact that their choice is taken away isn't the only form of sexism at work here? What do you think?
I agree with what you are saying here. The whole idea of abortion is that a a person who finds themselves pregnant also finds that they have options for what they want to do. The problem with places like India and China’s stance on abortion and female infanticide is that people who discover they are having baby girls are extremely pressured, if not forced, to abort the fetus. This is not what abortion is or should be used for. This is unfair and quite frankly it’s scary. A person who is pregnant should be able to make their own decisions for their own body and it should have nothing to do with sex or any other factor. When a person looses their choice for their body, that’s when we have serious issues. Thanks for the question!
-The Daily Feminist
Yoooo I’ve watched this man be politically correct and respectful on this issue for years he finally snapped and had his fuck this job moment ✊😄
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It’s not a YouTube vid so I can’t Amara it, but here’s a transcript!
00:00:00 Lamont Hill: Maybe, just maybe, it’s not white people’s position to tell black people what to say.
00:00:03 Lamont Hill: I might see Trinidad James [the rapper to the far right of the screen] on the street and call him my [bleeped-out “nigga”], you know why? Because he IS my [bleeped-out “nigga”].
00:00:08 [person filming the screen starts cracking up, like “oh my god I can’t believe he just said that”]
00:00:09 Lamont Hill: And the difference between Trinidad James and you [conservative commentator Ben Ferguson] is that Trinidad James has to deal with the same oppressive situations: he’s born into a world where anti-black racism prevails, he lives in a world where policemen might shoot him on the street no matter how much money he has – we share a collective condition known as [bleeped-out “n****r”].
00:00:21 Lamont Hill: White people don’t.
00:00:22 Lamont Hill: I’m not saying it should be illegal for white people to use it, I’m saying y’all shouldn’t want to use it, given everything that’s happened after 400 years of institutional racism!
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$4 Billion Corp. To Indiana: We Warned You About RFRA, Now We’re ‘Forced To Dramatically Reduce Our Investment’
The CEO of major U.S. corporation is following through on his warning to the State of Indiana to not pass a discriminatory “religious freedom” bill.
Salesforce, founded in 1999, has grown into a $4 billion software corporation. It is a component of the prestigious S&P 500, and boasts 12,000 employees.
Recently, Salesforce came out strongly against Indiana’s discriminatory Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
"We have been an active member of the Indiana business community and a key job creator for more than a decade," Scott McCorkle, CEO of the Salesforce Marketing Cloud division, wrote in a letter to Indiana lawmakers. “Our success is fundamentally based on our ability to attract and retain the best and most diverse pool of highly skilled employees, regardless of gender, religious affiliation, ethnicity or sexual orientation.”
"Without an open business environment that welcomes all residents and visitors," he warned, "Salesforce will be unable to continue building on its tradition of marketing innovation in Indianapolis."
Today, Salesforce’s Marc Benioff made good on their warning.
And he went one step further, warning his fellow industry leaders:
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Black America Is Still In A Deep Recession
The economy has experienced 12 straight months of job growth above 200,000 and the overall unemployment rate has dropped 5.5 percent. But the recovery isn’t such great news for black Americans.
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Blake Brockington, trans activist, great student, homecoming king, friend to many is mourned after losing battle with depression.
I remember when he won Homecoming King. He was so excited when he hit me up. “I won homecoming king in the south! I won homecoming king in the fucking Bible Belt!”
You deserved it, kid.
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Immediately assume they are pets without looking
Pet them, ESPECIALLY without asking
Ask their owners to leave without checking to see if the dog is a service animal
Roll your eyes when the dog is a service animal
Ask whether the dog is a service animal when they are clearly...
In terms of feminism I don’t think that has to be separated. It’s one of those things where, women are writing sci-fi, women are finding their voice a lot of times in fiction. Sci-fi owes its existence to women. We talk about Mary Shelley as the first women, but there are novels before her — The Tale of Genji, all of these things. Fairytales were stories told largely by women talking to other women, which is why so many of them are about princesses. So I feel like story-telling and feminism just go hand-in-hand, and racial justice issues too. Because when we speak up for ourselves and about ourselves, and include ourselves in these fantastical worlds and visions of the future, we’re basically saying that we refuse to be erased, that we refuse to be silenced, we refuse to be squashed.
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Coloring Science Fiction With Diversity
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