Montse Cervera

Llicenciada en sociologia i polítiques | Intercanvi a Canadà | Relacions Internacionals | La cebolla es escarcha, cerrada y pobre | 🌸🍒🍓🌱💄📚

[Adis @Adisabeba]

Si te indigna que una madre marroquí acuda al centro de salud y la atiendan antes que a ti porque es más urgente pero no te indigna que un extranjero compre 20 pisos y los ponga a 2000€ de alquiler, AMIGO, tú problema no es la inmigración sino la aporofobia.

[Nenedenadie @nenedenadie]

🚨 El escándalo sobre el juez de violencia contra la mujer, David Maman Benchimol, no deja de crecer

⭕️ Una abogada relata que su clienta, víctima de agresiones y amenazas, fue sometida a un interrogatorio “muy duro”, interrumpida constantemente y sin poder explicarse.

➖ “Salió tan destrozada que quiso retirar la denuncia.”

���️El CGPJ sigue sin pronunciarse públicamente, ni tomar ninguna medida contra este juez.

Esto no es un fallo del sistema. Es el sistema fallando a las víctimas. Poniendo en peligro a miles de mujeres.

[Amy Diehl, Ph.D. @amydiehl]

Almost 30 years after the nerves inside the penis were mapped, the same mapping has been completed on the clitoris. Cultural taboos about female sexuality have held back scientific study. The clitoris wasn't in standard anatomy textbooks until 1995.
https://t.co/Qpce2istWS

[Ignatius Farray @IgnatiusFarray]

Ni Dios, ni patria ni familia son conceptos fascistas. Los conceptos no tienen ideología. Lo que es fascista es apropiarse de esos conceptos y pretender que tu manera de entenderlos sea la única. Parece mentira que tenga que venir un puto cómico a explicar a Platón.

[literland @literlandweb1]

"Lo normal... es aquello a lo que te acostumbras. Tal vez no os parezca normal, pero al cabo de un tiempo os acostumbraréis. Y se convertirá en algo normal".
"El cuento de la criada", Margaret Atwood
📷"The Handmaid's Tale", Bruce Miller (2017)

[Ankor Inclán @ankorinclan]

Dijo una vez Simone de Beauvoir: "Brindemos por las almas salvajes, por las que no se quedan quietas, por las que arden con una luz propia. Por las que no siguen caminos marcados, sino que los inventan con cada paso. Por las mujeres que ríen fuerte, que sueñan sin permiso, que no piden perdón por ser libres. Mientras el mundo intenta domesticarlas, ellas siguen rodando, escribiendo su propia historia, viviendo sin frenos, sin miedo, sin cadenas. Porque el mundo cambia cuando alguien se atreve a vivir a su manera."

Hoy, 8 de marzo, Día Internacional de la Mujer, sus palabras recuerdan que la libertad nunca fue un regalo: siempre fue una conquista.

#8deMarzo2026

[Irene Montero @IreneMontero]

EE.UU no ha liberado ni va a liberar a ninguna mujer con sus guerras. Dejad de usar nuestros cuerpos y nuestros derechos.

[Albert Elfa @albert_elfa]

Això és del 1953

[Rafa Cabeleira @RafaCabeleira]

En defensa de los derechos humanos a Irán le ha tocado bombardeo y a Arabia Saudita la Supercopa, la magia del sorteo.

[Gonzalo @__Gonzalos__]

“Si me habla usted de izquierda, no me hable del PSOE, por favor”

[Rutger Bregman @rutgerbregman]

The BBC just released a new adaptation of Lord of the Flies, the classic novel by William Golding. It's beautifully made, but it's still telling the wrong story.

A few years ago, I went looking for the *real* Lord of the Flies. I wanted to know: has it ever actually happened? Have kids ever been shipwrecked on a deserted island?

It took me a year of research, but I found it. In 1965, six boys from a boarding school in Tonga stole a boat, got caught in a storm, and drifted for eight days without food or water. They washed up on 'Ata, a remote, uninhabited island in the Pacific. They stayed there for 15 months, and what happened on that island was the exact opposite of William Golding's novel.

These boys set up a small commune. They built a food garden, stored rainwater in hollowed-out tree trunks, created a gym with improvised weights, and built a badminton court. One of them, Stephen (who would later become an engineer) managed to start a fire using two sticks. They kept it burning the entire time.

Of course they fought too. But then they argued, they had a rule: go to opposite ends of the island, cool down, then come back and apologize. As one of them told me: ‘That's how we stayed friends.’

Back home, everyone assumed that the boys – Luke, Stephen, Sione, David, Kolo and Mano — were dead. When they were finally discovered by an Australian captain named Peter Warner, he radioed their names to Tonga. After twenty minutes, a tearful response came back: ‘You found them! These boys have been given up for dead. Funerals have been held. If it's them, this is a miracle!’

Peter commissioned a new ship, hired all six boys as his crew, and named the boat the Ata, after the island where he found them. They remained friends for the rest of their lives – Peter and Mano even became soulmates. I tracked them down, and it became one of the central chapters of my book Humankind.

Here's what struck me most: William Golding (the author of Lord of the Flies) was a troubled man, an alcoholic who once said ‘I have always understood the Nazis, because I am of that sort by nature.’ I think he was projecting his own darkness onto children. And we turned it into a lesson about human nature that we teach to millions of kids around the world.

I think the real lesson is the opposite. When real children found themselves alone on a real island, they didn't descend into savagery. They cooperated, they took care of each other, they survived.

I'm not saying that the Tongan castaways were representative of all kids everywhere. But I am saying that every kid who has to read or watch the fictional Lord of the Flies also deserves to know what actually happened when it played out in real life.

Stories are never just stories. We become the stories that we tell ourselves.

[Inés Herreros 💫 🇪🇸 @Ines_herreros]

Mientras en un accidente de tren con víctimas mortales se activa el dolor colectivo como respuesta social profundamente humana; en el asesinato mujeres por violencia de género se activan mecanismos sociales deshumanizantes que imponen distancia psicológica con las víctimas.

[Maria de les Trenes @MariaTrenes]

Ja n'hi ha prou, volem poder anar soles i tranquil·les a tot arreu, a córrer o passejar, també a Montjuïc per més racons solitaris que hi hagi. No vull haver de dependre que m'acompanyi un home per poder sortir allà on em ve de gust.

[Tania Tagle @Tania_Tagle]

El fundador de Varones Unidos, asociación que se hacía llamar "anti woke y anti feminista", admirador de Trump y Milei y activista de derecha y en "defensa de la familia" cometió un doble feminicidio, secuestró a su hijo y resultó ser un pedófilo. ¿Mis prejuicios? ¿O cómo era?

[Vegannibal Lecter @veganibalecter]

Según Reuters, el porcentaje de hombres que abandona a su mujer cuando está enferma de cáncer era del 20'8%. El porcentaje de mujeres que abandona a su pareja cuando enferma es del 2,9%. TE-RRO-RÍ-FI-CO https://t.co/1G5z63D6Li

[Juan Diego Botto @JuanDiegoBotto]

Ojo a este detalle de la reforma laboral de Milei: "Los sueldos podrán pagarse en cualquier moneda, especie, comida o alojamiento"
El futuro será Espartaco

[Imtiaz Mahmood @ImtiazMadmood]

In 1986, Soraya Manutchehri, a 35-year-old woman from the village of Kuhpayeh, Iran, was falsely accused of adultery and subsequently stoned to death.

Her husband sought to marry a 14-year-old girl, and, unwilling to support two families or return Soraya's dowry, he fabricated allegations of infidelity against her.

With the complicity of corrupt village authorities, Soraya was unjustly convicted and executed brutally.

French-Iranian journalist Freidoune Sahebjam chronicled this tragic event in his 1990 book "La Femme Lapidée," translated into English as "The Stoning of Soraya M."

The book was later adapted into a film of the same name, portraying Soraya's ordeal's harrowing story.

[Annamarie Douglas @AnnamarieDougl7]

@ImtiazMadmood Remember Mahsa Amini, a young girl who was killed for a few stray curls escaping her hijab!
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[Serena Vento @serena_vento]

@ImtiazMadmood One the most heartbreaking movies I have ever seen!! The fact it was a true story made it a million times more devastating. I will never forget her dad throwing the first stone and then her male children doing the same. 💔💔

[Barbijaputa @Barbijaputa]

Tiene que despestarse un putero con 21 cargos en su tarjeta para que la policía meta las narices y ocho mujeres explotadas sean liberadas. Si no, SE LA PELA A TODO EL PUTO MUNDO LO QUE PASE AHÍ DENTRO.