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the d4vd case is even worse when you remember his friends knew and were covering it up for him
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i’ve never met a man who had an abortion so i’m tryna figure out why y’all got so much to say
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I've never met a girl who supports abortion who hasn't had an abortion. Big cope
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the strokes highlighted the CIAs involvement in killing political leaders and overthrowing govts, showed the last university of Gaza being destroyed and showcased how racism and violence is ingrained in American history…they spoke up more with a screen than anyone at coachella..
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The Strokes - Salvador Allende
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Co-worker handed me this amazing sticker
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This is why the Internet is fundamentally less child friendly.
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suk ✘⁷🌱 retweeted
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I owe it to the women who fought for my rights to be as vocal as uncomfortably possible
Apr 2
Between the 1500s and 1700s, women in Britain, Germany, and Scotland were punished with the Scold’s Bridle—a cruel iron mask that locked around their head, pressed down or pierced their tongue, and forced them into public humiliation. Women labeled as “too talkative” or “disrespectful” were chained, paraded through the streets, and ridiculed.
This wasn’t just about keeping someone quiet—it was a tool of patriarchal control, designed to punish women who dared to speak, stand up, or defy male authority. Some masks even had bells so everyone could hear their arrival, turning their suffering into a spectacle.
Today, surviving bridles in museums remind us how far societies went to silence women and why fighting misogyny and patriarchal control is still necessary.
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suk ✘⁷🌱 retweeted
And things like this is why women should never shut the fuck up about anything ever because at one point it literally used to result in shit like this. Use your freedoms more, don’t let some piece of shit loser man silence you, ever. SPEAK UP.
Apr 2
Between the 1500s and 1700s, women in Britain, Germany, and Scotland were punished with the Scold’s Bridle—a cruel iron mask that locked around their head, pressed down or pierced their tongue, and forced them into public humiliation. Women labeled as “too talkative” or “disrespectful” were chained, paraded through the streets, and ridiculed.
This wasn’t just about keeping someone quiet—it was a tool of patriarchal control, designed to punish women who dared to speak, stand up, or defy male authority. Some masks even had bells so everyone could hear their arrival, turning their suffering into a spectacle.
Today, surviving bridles in museums remind us how far societies went to silence women and why fighting misogyny and patriarchal control is still necessary.
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suk ✘⁷🌱 retweeted
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the people are so close to realizing capitalism is the enemy
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suk ✘⁷🌱 retweeted
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Oh. Things are scary for trans people everywhere in the world. This might seem small, but each step is incremental. First it’s sports, then it’s healthcare and legal protections. Don’t stop talking about India, trans people’s lives and safety are at risk.
Transgender women have been banned from competing in female category events at the Olympic Games.
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suk ✘⁷🌱 retweeted
Mar 25
white people somehow see the misogyny and violence in india as a threat to THEM and not to the indian women living in india. you gotta have some extraordinary levels of selfishness for this
Mar 25
i’ve said this before but the way white people on here use violence against women in india to reinforce their racism instead of expressing sympathy towards the victims is crazy
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RT @miathermopollis: i’ve said this before but the way white people on here use violence against women in india to reinforce their racism i…
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for those new to bridgerton and curious about out queer actors/actresses irl: golda rosheuvel (queen charlotte), jonathan bailey (anthony bridgerton), jessica madsen (cressida penwood), and arsema thomas (young lady danbury)
sound off in the replies if i forgot someone
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ppl saying to leave her alone and stop talking abt her but she genuinely never actually faced the consequences to her racist actions and this is legit proof of that. insensitive, racist, arrogant and friends with weirdos but she still gets these opportunities, idc how personal it gets she deserves the lashings
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RT @norainthefuture: important reminder: if you are still engaging with the hp franchise you are hurting trans people. separate the art fro…
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i just finished watching epikase and whenever tablo talked about his wife and told the way she acts namjoon goes “this shit relatable as hell yoongi does the same thing” NAMJOON IS YOONGI YOUR WIFE ??????????
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RT @moreybnett: i don’t recall a single trans athlete participating in recent games, but i do recall steven van de velde being allowed to c…
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