Trump's win shows us who we really are: This article by professor Aaron W. Hughey is one of the most powerful and accurate post-election indictments of America you'll ever read. 😳👇
@marclamonthill nails it. 👏🏽🙏🏽😍
It isn’t complicated. It never was.
The oppression & assymetry has long been so stark as to be undeniable. The efforts to demonise & criminalise truth-telling on this subject are what abusive power does.
As @ReverendWarnock says “A doctor’s office is too small for a woman, her doctor, and the United States government” and @Tim_Walz often says, the government should “mind (its) own damn business.” /END
I feel stupid for thinking that we believed—as a society—that killing thousands of children, burying them under rubble, and amputating their limbs without anesthesia is wrong, no matter what. I naively thought that was one thing we could all agree on.
College is the first time when a lot of wealthy and privileged students learn that their experiences aren’t normal and they almost always get really weird about it
Let's celebrate abortion providers who help make reproductive freedom a reality! That includes doctors, nurses, counselors, clinic escorts, doulas, and others who make this work possible! #SafeAbortionDay
I’m on the last episode of @cw_spn and I’m so sad. What a great show. I have no notes, I just really enjoyed being apart of Dean and Sam’s world for the last 7 months.
Today is #TransDayOfVisibility and I COULD talk about how garbage people are deliberately demonizing Trans people to distract from their own horribleness. Instead I think I will just say I love you and am glad you exist and I wish you every happiness.
“Why do men have to pay for everything?” Because our grandmothers legally couldn’t open a bank account so they probably told our moms to rely on men for money and our moms probably told their daughter the same thing. You’re mad at patriarchy, not women.
1/ Whether Ron DeSantis and Florida white people like it or not, critical race theory, intersectionality theory, and the Black Queer experience (politically, socially and literary) are parts of the African American political/cultural universe…
As we near the holiday season and begin traveling to our loved ones, I can’t help but think about those who have had to travel hundreds, even thousands of miles to access the reproductive health care they deserve. To our patients, @PPFA + @PPACT will never stop fighting for you.