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Men’s Rights Activists
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misandry isn't real, dudez
I’m a guy, and I need feminism. Not “men’s rights.” Feminism. Here is...
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15 styles of Distorted Thinking
- Filtering: You take the negative details and magnify them while filtering out all positive aspects...
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every teacher before they draw on the board: im not an artist
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My physics major brother and I have this half-joking argument about once a month over whose major is better or does more for...
Ryan Gosling on the MPAA’s decision to give Blue Valentine an NC-17 rating over its inclusion of an oral sex scene. (x)
My love for the Gos grows ever stronger.
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Instead of reblogging this, with its horrific low res screenshots, I went to the Mecasa website and got full res versions of all of the posters, because they deserve so much love.
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It’s a good day for feminism. Memorial to working women of WWII, depicting various coats and tools to represent all the jobs they took up while the men were away. And apparently, never left, as this presumed stay-at-home dad goes by pushing a baby stroller.
They get a monument for getting a fucking job? You’ve got to be shitting me.
These people deserve monuments…
Not these people:
I’m not saying that women did not contribute during the war. I’m not saying they didn’t live through some terrible times. I’m not saying it wasn’t dangerous and many died.
I’m saying there’s no comparison between making shoes and taking mortar fire.
Women didn’t just make shoes in WWII. They were helping build ships, aircrafts, vehicles and weapons. They were saving lives as nurses on the front lines — I dare you to tell a woman who worked as a fucking nurse, one of the hardest jobs during the war, that she doesn’t deserve a monument. Hundreds of thousands of women in the USA alone served in the armed forces, many of them losing their lives. Many women risked their lives working as spies in France and as underground radio operators in Nazi Germany. Women in Poland fought in the front lines during the resistance.
Maybe you should pick up a history book before you start saying that all women did during the war was work in a factory. If feminism was around back then, women would have been fighting in the front lines WITH men.
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One has claws at the end of its paws and one is a pause at the end of a clause.
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