Et elle a eu raison de continuer. Le sang menstruel est profondément politique.
Pendant des siècles il a servi à justifier l’exclusion des femmes de l’espace public, du sport, du travail, de certaines fonctions religieuses, de l’école et même de la médecine. Il a été présenté comme une preuve que le corps des femmes était ‘faible’/ ‘instable’.
En franchissant la ligne d’arrivée elle a rappelé que ce n’est pas le sang qui est honteux, c’est la honte qu’on lui a attachée.
@qwam_1X@Aduray360@naledimashishi Wait wait wait… you were there in 2017 at Q club? No way! What was the second room at that club called since apparently you have been my shadow my whole life? 😂😂😂
@MoreBirths Of course you’d want more children if you’re not the one gestating, birthing and caring for them. It’s easy to raise children when someone else is doing it.
@saintalchemyst@notyouryogibear@DarrigoMelanie Also historically in Romania during the total ban, many women were put in prison for suspected “abortions” and in El Salvador currently there are many women in prison for miscarriages.
@saintalchemyst@notyouryogibear@DarrigoMelanie Yes it has. Plenty of women have been arrested and questioned since the overturn of Roev.Wade about their miscarriages because the police decided that there were “suspicions”. Please inform yourself on what is going on in your country.
@Nassreddin2002 Tbf their intelligence agency was the one to sound the alarm that the US is security threat to the stability of Europe. Whether they will be listened to is a separate issue.