We arenât safe walking mins from our home (Sabina Nessa)
We arenât safe at work (Cathy Marlow)
We arenât safe even when together (Nicole Smallman, Bibaa Henry)
We arenât safe online (Alice Ruggles)
We arenât safe with our own family (Banaz Mahmod)
OK, Twitter, look - it's time to have a talk. I've been seeing a lot of climate despair on here lately, and I understand it's cathartic to voice your deepest fears, but at this point in time, that despair is also a self-fulfilling prophecy. I work for an environmental charity- 1/
3 ways everyone - yes, everyone - can support ethical fashion:
1) Refuse to diminish the value of sewing labor by calling things âoverpricedâ simply because you canât afford them.
2) Buy fewer clothes/wear things until theyâre worn out.
3) Properly take care of your clothes.
Crazy how as a woman you can get sexually assaulted and not realize till years later because of how some things are normalized and being young minded can make you think itâs alright
Men! Crossing the street is good but you know whatâs better? Doing the work.
Initiatives like Beyond Equality are out here offering training and masculinity workshops in being an ally and have been forever.
Sign up. Show up.
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Iâm very disappointed that ITV aired an edited version of the interview. This clip makes Meghan look normal, because she is! This is ridiculous. ITV aired an edit that wasnât in Meghan and Harryâs favour. https://t.co/J2kQk3l0YN
If youâre as disgusted by Piers Morgan and the coverage of Meghan and Harryâs Oprah interview as I am then this is the link to make an Ofcom complaint https://t.co/dAijqBNhGz
People like this are why people like me (and us) are losing precious years with our parents and losing family members and friends we adore.
Anyone who has attended an illegal rave or house party should be absolutely fucking ashamed of themselves.