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I hope all Jewish and Muslim wlw are having an excellent day
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Hairstyle doesn’t equal gender!
You can have short or no hair and still be feminine!
You can have long hair and be masculine!
You can have any hairstyle and be nonbinary!
Hairstyle doesn’t equal gender!
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whoever is writing headlines for Bossip deserves a raise
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1815-1902) is one of the most famous figures of the women’s rights movement in the United States, particularly for her leading of the National Woman Suffrage Association. Her efforts to promote equal rights eventually led to American women being allowed to vote.
In 1848, she organized the Seneca Falls Conventions together with other women activists, and drafted a Declaration of Sentiments, affirming the equality of genders. She was part of the abolitionist movement, and promoted racial equality in the United States. Her most influential work is perhaps The Women’s Bible, published in 1895.
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[Image Description: A pink color block with text that reads “genderfluid bisexuals are brilliant”]
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Reblog if you ARE nonbinary, SUPPORT nonbinaries, or you REALLY LIKE WEARING HATS
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Queer people are wonderful and welcome in the LGBT+ community
A-spec people are wonderful and welcome in the LGBT+ community
M-spec people are wonderful and welcome in the LGBT+ community
Non-binary people are wonderful and welcome in the LGBT+ community
Intersex people are wonderful and welcome in the LGBT+ community
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Thoughts on black lives matter??
I support it completely and love what it stands for. I feel like it’s necessary today as it was in the past, and I hope Black Lives Matter sticks around for awhile.
On the other hand, I’m not a fan of White Lives Matter.
The truth is that yes, everyone is important and we should love everybody (that goes with the All Lives Matter mindset), but not everyone is experiencing such discrimination and racism, or being killed solely for their skin color (or sexuality, identity, etc.), which is why White Lives Matter and All Lives Matter are ridiculous in my opinion. WLM would be relevant and fair if white people were at serious injustices (or the roles were reversed), but they’re really not, particularly in America.
“Black Lives Matter” doesn’t mean no one else does, it’s just recognizing the specific problems happening in this community that don’t happen in other communities.
Plus, some think changing BLM to ALM is just a demonstration that the struggles of people of color and racism is misunderstood in this country. Which sounds fair to me–trying to change it to include everyone when not everyone is discriminated against and oppressed (and so on) is just another attempt to silence the side that needs to be heard.
hope this answered your ask well enough and made sense.have a good day💗
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