Michael Phelps is literally referred to as a freak of nature because of his disproportionate wingspan, double jointed ankles, lung capacity twice that of an average human, body that produces half the lactic acid of a typical athlete, and he is rightly celebrated for being the greatest male swimmer in history. Meanwhile, female athletes with genetic differences are legally discriminated against and harassed to no end. This is not about “protecting women in sports” - this is about protecting a very specific idea of what a woman is.
If a large group of white guys are mocking you about a thing you’re supporting, you’re right.
History proves it.
You are not only correct, but they are going to use the pictures and videos of the event to show how correct you are for years and years.
I’m a Jewish student at a university where students today held a peaceful protest. What was most reminiscent of Nazi Germany was watching a force of state troopers in riot gear take over our campus.
So if I am raped and get pregnant, I only have 3 options:
1. Abortion and go to Prison
2. Be forced to give birth to a mixed-race baby
3. Suicide.
This is really the type of society Republicans want?
Now might be a good time to remind folks that when a woman lost in 2016, she went for a walk in the woods, wrote a book & started a podcast. When a man lost in 2020, he refused to accept it, plotted a coup and incited a violent attack on our Capitol.
But tell me more about balls.
I can’t stress enough how unhealthy it is for women to be stressed all the time. It affects our physical and mental health. It affects our hormones. It alters a woman’s physical appearance. It alter a woman’s emotional state. It’s literally poison
I'm just gonna be real and say as a Mexican student at Harvard whose parents didn't go to college who hung out with primarily Latine students of similar backgrounds that the people least qualified to attend imho were the legacies and the rowers.
Affirmative action was never a complete answer in the drive towards a more just society. But for generations of students who had been systematically excluded from most of America’s key institutions—it gave us the chance to show we more than deserved a seat at the table.
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s recent decision, it’s time to redouble our efforts.
People are STUNNED that writers don't want AI to replace them and that we'd strike over it. We should be grateful that tech and the free market smiled upon us.
Machines can't do what people do. The key to art isn't an algorithm. It's people, creativity, and stability.