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The date for the Science March on Washington (and like a billion other places) has finally been announced and everything about it looks lit
On Wednesday, the March for Science Twitter account posted an announcement stating that the march would take place on April 22 — which also happens to be Earth Day. Here’s everything you need to know to make sue you show up in force no matter what.
Signal Boost! March for Planet Earth!
I need feminism because not wanting to be pregnant with a girl because of all the injustice she’ll have to endure should NOT be a thing that’s on my mind.
Perspective.
The “Power and Control Wheel” depicts common abusive behaviors or tactics that are used by abusers against their partners.
Virgin shaming and slut shaming piss me off in equal amounts. There’s nothing magical or special about being a virgin, and same goes with having sex. You know what’s magical? Shutting the fuck up about people’s personal choices.
Fun History Fact: The overwhelming majority of cowboys in the U.S. were Indigenous, Black, and/or Mexican persons. The omnipresent white cowboy is a Hollywood studio concoction meant to uphold the mythology of white masculinity.
Thank you.
I will always re-blog this
Hence why they’re called cowBOY. “Boy” was a common title/nickname for men of color (usually black men) used as a way to demean and infantilize them.
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so my dad’s friend was bartending and saw a guy put something in a girl’s drink so while the guy turned around he switched their drinks and watched the guy roofie himself.
Preach, bb.
Emphasis: You don’t get to decide what women are deserving of your respect. WE ALL ARE.
Video: albinwonderland
Early Feminists: Oh hey, we see that you can vote. We would like to vote also. I mean, since most of those laws effect us too and all.
Men: YOU JUST WANT SUPERIORITY OVER MEN!
Mid-century Feminists: Hey, that whole thing about how you can have careers and earn a living wage outside the home? Yes that sounds nice, we'd like the option to do that as well.
Men: YOU WANT A MATRIARCHY, THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT!
Late 20th century Feminists: Hey we would like to make our own choices about our reproductive health, just like you've always had.
Men: YOU ARE TRYING TO TAKE MEN'S RIGHTS AWAY!
Modern-day feminists: Hey, if you could you stop sexually assaulting/harassing us and them blaming us for it, that'd be pretty great.
Men: THIS IS MISANDRY, MISANDRY I SAY! FEMINISTS HAVE GONE TOO FAR!
Feminists: Um...
Men: THE END OF MEN IS NIGH! MALE OPPRESSION IS REAL! THE MATRIARCHAL AGE IS UPON US!
White feminists:
When you discuss the wage gap, here are a few things to keep in mind:
Only white women make $0.77 to a man’s dollar.
Black women make about $0.68 to a man’s dollar.
Latina women make about $0.58 to a man’s dollar.
Intersectionality matters.
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Hobby Lobby still doesn't have its way...?
Everyone who is remotely in favor of reproductive justice was angered by the Supreme Court ruling yesterday. My mom and I got into an interesting discussion on states' rights, however. If you look at the pattern of the recent Court rulings, you'll notice a common theme: respect of states' rights. Now before you go 'augh states' rights activism' hear me out.
Many states have created laws in insuring 'contraceptive equity.' These laws are completely separate from the ACA (Affordable Care Act). Hobby Lobby was only seeking exemption for providing birth control based on "religious convictions" from the ACA. Yesterday's Court ruling does not tamper with state laws already in place. These laws also have religious exceptions but not ones that extend to 'corporate humans.'
This is a good thing to hear... for someone who lives in a state who has those laws. Only a little over half of the states have those laws. So where else is there a loop hole for the new ruling?
A little thing called the 1978 Pregnancy Discrimination Act. An employer, under this act, cannot deny women access to contraceptives because it can be seen as discrimination based off of sex.
Hobby Lobby, or any other corporation seeking further corporate welfare, is open to sue any of these state laws, but it will be a likely futile endeavor because of the Court's leaning towards states' rights.
VIA: Miss R•EVOLutionaries
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