Quotes by Superior Women
ALStarted #reading Amia Srinivasan’s Right to Sex. Srinivasan has examined #feminism from varied lenses - how it affects women of colour, white women, men of colour and white men. Patriarchy is grossly internalised by both men and women but should we not keep inspecting it to unlearn our problematic behaviours?
The book is quite academic so far and might not be everyone’s cup of tea but so far it has been enriching.
#bookstodon #womensrights #womenempowerment #bookreview
ABC FeedsOne teen's killing has shaken a nation, fuelling demands for justice
By Luke Cooper
The alleged brutal murder of 14-year-old Agostina Vega in Argentina has reignited a generation-defining movement demanding justice for the women victims of crime and violence.
ClaireBonjour peuple de mastodonie. C’est jeudi et toujours pas de pluie! Il y a pourtant de quoi se réjouir ! Ce salopard de Bruel commence à annuler ses dates et doit pleurer sa mère à l’heure qu’il est. Tant mieux!
Bravo à toutes ces femmes courageuses qui ont brisé le silence.
Belle journée à tous.tes
#metoo #feminism
Bravo à toutes ces femmes courageuses qui ont brisé le silence.
Belle journée à tous.tes
#metoo #feminism
Rana@Melezioh I think patriarchy harms most people, including trans men. That is exactly why the fight against toxic masculinity is important, not in spite of trans men, but for them as well. No one should expect us to give up this fight
acmOk, whoever told me to watch The Diplomat! Season 3 kinda turned my stomach -- the second half was very much like the obligatory humbling of Katharine Hepburn in The Philadelphia Story!! wtaf?!?
Reflections on BeauvoirQuote Analysis: “Society cares for the individual only so far as he is profitable.”
— Simone de Beauvoir In this striking observation, Simone de Beauvoir exposes the connection between social value and economic usefulness. When viewed through the lens of gender and society, this quote reveals how systems of inequality are reinforced not just by cultural beliefs, but by how society measures worth. Value Tied to Productivity Beauvoir suggests that society does not inherently value individuals for who they are, but for what they contribute—especially in economic terms. […]