#School of Feminism

[schooloffeminism]

[feminismisfor]

¡Serán Jefas! Rompamos el Techo de Cristal para que las niñas de hoy sean las jefas de mañana.

[coeducacion]

Feminismo desde la base. Guía didáctica: Propuestas conductivas para el día a día. Pilar Mármol y Andrea Antúnez

[crewzila]

I need to be told to wear to be honest.

[mysharona1987]

[guided2girlhood]

Forcefem to school!

[kthulhu42]

Could someone take these mods aside and gently explain to them that they run a subreddit, they're not the king of the internet

[goddessemilyfemblog]

[coeducacion]

130 Propuestas para la Coeducación - Instituto de las Mujeres

[animentality]

[intersectionalpraxis]

Let's not forget that English was and remains an imperial language, and that a lot of where this particular energy comes from is rooted in colonial ideologies about 'proper grammar' and evidently so -policing Black people's verbatim, vernacular (AAVE), and inflections (because it is obvious what this teacher is doing in many of these cases) is racist. I find it BEYOND irrepressible when so-called western/European scholars/professors do this without reflecting about how bigoted they are.

This professor calling the words/statements on this list as 'gibberish,' and 'inappropriate' IS degrading and demonizing. And going so far as to say by using anything on this list in your speech you're somehow inferior as academics and as writers... the AUDACITY.

There is a HUGE difference between formal and informal writing -whether it be for a essay, or even an email versus tone policing people in their everyday speech in ways that reinforce racist prejudices about the language people are using. Because this isn't about a student starting their papers with "You ate that up!" without context, it's about what this teacher/Professor is HEARING in their classrooms whether through discussion or before or after classes... I just... a part from letting students express themselves -saying everyone has to speak like they're writing an academic paper is ridiculous nonsense.

Also the fact that she said it's "improper English" when all languages are made up of words -and the English language is just that -MADE UP OF WORDS -and based from a lot from cultures all around the world. Clearly she needs to do her own damn research.

In any case, seeing this boils my blood. Because I have SO much love for teachers who go over and above their roles, versus the slimy racist scum that end up in academic settings like this because people like her shouldn't be teaching.

[badbarbiedollxx]

Watching you drool and beg for release while I tease and drain you mercilessly? That's my idea of fun 🥵