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Why the f**k weren't we taught this in school? I have to watch on Max?
Seriously,, what the hell? THIS is why you need to run for school board and we need a new mandate on teaching ACUAL history!
The woman who carried out the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Let's help!
I'm thrilled to share that I'm pursuing the position of State Representative for Missouri's 161st District. I'm eager to serve you and your family!
We're facing MAGA leaders set on exploiting Missourians, aiming to strip our fundamental liberties. Their agenda involves dictating our healthcare decisions, censoring our reading choices, and limiting our ability to petition the government for changes that most Missourians support. We deserve a higher standard.
This election presents an exhilarating chance to turn this Republican-controlled seat around. By voting more Democrats into Jefferson City, we can actively oppose the extremist MAGA agenda. Achieving this goal will require unity among Democrats, independents, and moderates, all collaborating to shape Missouri into a state we can collectively take pride in calling home.
Here is where you can help:
1. Give the gift of time by volunteering. Send an email to: [email protected]
2. contribute to my campaign by donating here: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/committee-to-elect-shawna-ackerson-1
3. Talk to your neighbors about my campaign. Word of mouth from a trusted source is the best endorsement!!!
I'll see you out there Joplin!!!
Please stay home if you are sick, take a covid test, get the booster if you haven't. Covid is once again spreading, and people are dying.
Maybe not you or me, but people we love and know are at risk.
NO THIS IS NOT something we will build a "natural immunity" to. That is ignorant disinformation.
Two people close to me both got covid, and one is high risk, and highly important to us. And three of five people I know who have covid ended up in the hospital. All elderly.
And do me a favor, if you aren't boosted, please tell me so I can decide if I want to put myself and my loved ones at risk before we are together. As much as I love you all, I do not want to risk others I love equally.
I got the booster, so yeah, I won't die. But someone else might if we don't stop this from continuing to spread and mutate.
And if you think you don't need to get the booster let's talk. A report from NJ reports FIVE TIMES the number of people are dying from covid as from the flu.
And why are people dying from the flu? Get a flu shot. For f**ks sake people, we live in a world where we can stop this.
So STOP it.
end rant.
This country was built on stolen land and with the blood of brutalized kidnapped Africans.
Cheap products means someone is being exploited
Shop local.
Shop union.
Shop made in America.
This Thanksgiving let's talk truth and disrupt the patriarchy
Stop giving your money to corporations who refuse to pay taxes.
Disrupt oligarchy.
Shop local.
Just remember, Biden in the White House is all that protects us from tyranny.
Do not pretend working to pay bills is something we should be thankful for.
This Thanksgiving say f**k you to bu****it and acknowledge this land was stolen and built on the
backs of slaves.
Establishment do nothing cowards want you to be in debt, because then you have no time to fight for a world that allows you to be debt free.
Why do we allow our world to be destroyed by greed and our children indentured for a future we refuse to fight to protect?
While our children are depressed and suicidal, billionaires fly their space dicks and celebrate paying no taxes.
We should not be grateful for a world that allows children to starve.
RIP Roselyn Carter. Thank you for the stellar example and the brilliant way you used your time!
Working on it
From 2017:
Chess Grandmaster Anna Muzychuk, on refusing to play in Saudi Arabia. We should all be more like Anna.
'In a few days, I'll lose two world titles, one after another. Because I decided not to go to Saudi Arabia. I refuse to play by special rules, wear abaya, be accompanied by a man so I can get out of the hotel, so I don't feel like a second-class person.
'I will follow my principles and not compete in the fast chess and blitz world championship where in just 5 days I could have made more money than with dozens of other combined tournaments. This is all very unpleasant but the sad part is that no one seems to care. Bitter feelings, but I can't go back.'
Anna Muzychuk
2023, by Navratilova
After decades of using our vaginas to enrage their base, the GOP was sent a very strong message yesterday.
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Had a conversation last night with a woman I met, she was incredulous that I am single and not looking to date, in her words, "not on an app", LOL. I told her it has been a long time, almost 20 years, that I've been single.
Shocker, and I'm very happy being single.
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When someone says that they're happy being single we often, as a society, have a horrible habit of not really believing them. Being single has been so wrongly vilified for so long that independence is often met with skepticism. But new data from…
Who is on your ballot? In Pennsylvania we have great people running for state Judicial positions.
We know women are voting for women, in this election, we want women to know, the woman running for PA Supreme Court is anti-woman, anti-choice and we need everyone to support Dan Judge Dan McCaffery for Supreme Court.
Help us spread the word!
Pennsylvanians deserve to be represented by judges who are deeply qualified and committed to safeguarding your rights and freedoms on the statewide appellate courts. We will be ready on day one to fulfill that commitment to you.
The stakes could not be higher in this year’s judicial election. By November 7th, remember to VOTE for
✅ Judge Dan McCaffery for Supreme Court
✅ Judge Lane for Superior Court
✅ Jill Beck for Superior Court
✅ Judge Matt Wolf for Commonwealth Court
I forgot about this poem… Marge is truly brilliant…
“Right to Life” by Marge Piercy
A woman is not a basket you place
your buns in to keep them warm. Not a brood
hen you can slip duck eggs under.
Not the purse holding the coins of your
descendants till you spend them in wars.
Not a bank where your genes gather interest
and interesting mutations in the tainted
rain, any more than you are.
You plant corn and you harvest
it to eat or sell. You put the lamb
in the pasture to fatten and haul it in to
butcher for chops. You slice the mountain
in two for a road and gouge the high plains
for coal and the waters run muddy for
miles and years. Fish die but you do not
call them yours unless you wished to eat them.
Now you legislate mineral rights in a woman.
You lay claim to her pastures for grazing,
fields for growing babies like iceberg
lettuce. You value children so dearly
that none ever go hungry, none weep
with no one to tend them when mothers
work, none lack fresh fruit,
none chew lead or cough to death and your
orphanages are empty. Every noon the best
restaurants serve poor children steaks.
At this moment at nine o'clock a partera
is performing a table top abortion on an
u***d mother in Texas who can’t get
Medicaid any longer. In five days she will die
of tetanus and her little daughter will cry
and be taken away. Next door a husband
and wife are sticking pins in the son
they did not want. They will explain
for hours how wicked he is,
how he wants discipline.
We are all born of woman, in the rose
of the womb we suckled our mother’s blood
and every baby born has a right to love
like a seedling to sun. Every baby born
unloved, unwanted, is a bill that will come
due in twenty years with interest, an anger
that must find a target, a pain that will
beget pain. A decade downstream a child
screams, a woman falls, a synagogue is torched,
a firing squad is summoned, a button
is pushed and the world burns.
I will choose what enters me, what becomes
of my flesh. Without choice, no politics,
no ethics lives. I am not your cornfield,
not your uranium mine, not your calf
for fattening, not your cow for milking.
You may not use me as your factory.
Priests and legislators do not hold shares
in my womb or my mind.
This is my body. If I give it to you
I want it back. My life
is a non-negotiable demand.
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington D.C., DC
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We Are Activists And It Is Time We Get Active.Join Us And Millions Across The Nation As We March On Our State Capitals In Protest Of Their Misogyny, Bigotry, Hate, And Blatant Disregard For The Actual Safety Of The Children.Join Us As We March For Gun Control. LGB+ &Trans Rights. Body Autonomy. Reproductive Justice. And To Fight Against The Systemic Oppression That They Are Trying So Hard To Maintain.Help Us Make Tuesday April 18, 2023 A DayThat Goes Down In History As The March That Changed It All!!!
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This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
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This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
This year’s theme invites participants to inhabit spaces of love, inspiration, and hope alongside uncertainty as we shift our collective minds toward an uncertain yet improvable future. As we move toward hope and a better tomorrow we have high expectations of mapping out inclusive societal structures that we all need to improve our frameworks to make institutionalism equitable. We have invited the top experts in their fields to bridge these gaps. Cross-movement solidarities and collective approaches to social change will lead the foreground toward a more intersectional-feminist lens. Drawing on the foundational work of feminists and intersectionalism and other proponents of radical movements of hope, we will investigate how to end Systemic Oppression (policies and law), what is Reproductive Justice, and finally What's Next, and Where We Go From Here. Please join us in bringing forth a better tomorrow.
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Alex Stein threw a little fit last night at Penn State. Why didn't you tell Tucker Carlson Tonight about this Alex? Were you intimidated by some women?
