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Replying to @rusticfem
Currently reading:
(I'm considering this a feminist text because the people it profiles are Black women with young children for a reason)
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- No universal healthcare
- No paid family leave
- No universal childcare
- No tuition free public college
- No guarantee of live-saving care when pregnant due to abortion bans
- Average cost of $310k to raise a child to 18 yrs old
Of course US birth rates are at an all-time low
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What this convo taught me is that everyone identifies with the abuser but no one ever spares even a single thought for the victims. Aren't the victims marginalized too ? Poor too ? What about them ? Their struggle ? Their right to a fair trial ?
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they see the healthcare industry as systemic violence against poor people (and they’re right), but they don’t see rape as systemic violence against women bc they either don’t view women as fully human or they see rape as just a normal, inevitable part of life.
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Davis is perfectly clear in WRC that while the myth of the "black rapist" was invoked w great success as a general defense of the practice of lynching, the large majority of actual lynchings did not involve accusations of rape.
You are peddling the very myth that she criticizes.
You president is a sexual predator who has filled his cabients and the courts with sexual predators. Othering is predicated on marginalization, and "righteous" violence is rationalized with whatever is most convenient.
Replying to @mayaisfiya
by constructing a deviant “other” (in this case the criminal, the sexual deviant, and the predator all in one) you are able to do anything to anyone you sort into that otherness, which is why lynchings occurred as mass popular events where the audience felt righteous and gleeful
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Feminists were mocked endlessly in the mid 2010s for talking about rape culture and now it’s just constant news stories about our govt & laws shielding sexual predators. Feminists were right all along
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they harvested an extremely premature baby out of a braindead black woman in georgia in june
🚨#BREAKING: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced his vow to ban organ harvesting from patients who show any signs of life.
"they're censoring taboo sexuality!!!" and it's rape, the cornerstone upon which the entire regime of cisheteropatriarchy is built
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"Taking rape from the realm of 'the sexual,' placing it in the realm of 'the violent,' allows one to be against it without raising any questions about the extent to which the institution of heterosexuality has defined force as a normal part of [sex]."
Please share and donate to help my friend escape her abusive father. She has been unbelievably brave in seeking help up to this point but she can't do it alone.
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Endlessly grateful for the space and encouragement Total Woman Victory has given me. A remarkable project made possible thanks to a group of hard-working women.
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My first piece of published artwork will be featured in TWV Issue 3 ‼️👀
I'm beyond excited!
Total Woman Victory Issue 3: "Land, Labor, Liberation" is coming out in FOUR DAYS!
For our last promo image, enjoy a sneak peek of some amazing photography that will be featured throughout the issue... including on the cover, which we'll be showing you soon!
We cannot wait for you all to finally have TWV 3 in your hands. 🧡
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This looks really excellent.
Thank you for your work sisters.
Total Woman Victory Issue 3: Land, Labor, Liberation is OUT NOW! 🔗 below!
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Land, Labor, Liberation calls forth the fighting traditions of women who have risen against the simultaneous forces of imperialist accumulation, caste, colony, and male domination—and insists that freedom must be built from the ground up through collective feminist struggle.
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Celebrities like Sabrina can commodify their sexuality on a massive scale while staying relatively insulated from the worst forms of exploitation.That doesn’t mean the system is empowering, it just means they’re at the top of a hierarchy that still exploits most women.




































