#givewomenachance

[geraldinemcleod]

#thisis40ish While doing my courses for my degree I am required to read some pretty heavy subjects from colonialism, genocide to civil unrest. One subject hits me hard. The continued actions to destroy the matrilineal foundation of indigenous peoples. Women, indigenous women in particular have been taught to become subservient by a patriarchal culture and religious belief system (this may push some of you off) Indigenous families were never meant to be insolated from one another's influences. Aunties taught and mentored her sister's children and her husbands sisters children, uncles were not lacking on their responsibilities to their mothers clan and sisters offspring. We all took responsibility for the foundation of our childrens lives. In today's vision of urbanization and capitalism those connections seem unnatural and frowned upon. Another uncommon and unneccessary belief of a women is her place in the household. An example: moms must be with their children at all times, teaching, feeding, disciplining etc. I have seem many a movie that depicts women as this octopus woman.. managing all aspects of her life .. of course with a smile on her face and silently crying in the secret place. Society tends to vilify women that speak out.. our history is marked with tags of malicious, manipulative, emotional and confrontational. These women; Rosa Parks, Lorelei Williams, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Michelle Obama, Maya Angelou, Susan La Fleschewas a 19th-century American reformer and a physician and widely recognized as the first Native American holding a medical degree, Winona LaDuke, Eliza Burton “Lyda” Conleyone of the first female Native attorneys, and many others, have shown women around the world what leadership looks like in a male dominated society. May we continue to grow together, in unity and respect. #notamanhater #respect #givewomenachance #womeninleadership #indigenousfamily https://www.instagram.com/p/CJpm1ernITl/?igshid=bqocls2qb6m4

[lost-ina-world-blog]

" if men have rights to their own bodies so should women " R e p e a l T h e 8️⃣ t h " #repealthe8th #givewomenachance #givewomenrights #makeabortionlegal #letwomenhaveavoice #mybodymychoice #prochoice #bodyrights #womensrights (at GOMA Gallery of Modern Art Waterford)

[ariyadaivaris]

fans: hey emma was instrumental in the so-called Women’s Revolution and yet she’s shoved into the background like most of the other competitors in the women’s division. that’s not right! what the hell #GiveEmmaAChance

wwe: okay now she’s obsessed with that hashtag and getting other hashtags to trend and isn’t it EMBARRASSING and PATHETIC that she thinks she started the women’s revolution lmao what a joke X) 

fans: oh geez alicia talked about her career and how she’s never questioned her treatment before because she just honestly didn’t think about how she deserved better, and she said outright she’s ashamed of her entire career. she doesn’t even have merch after 10 years, not even when the rest of team bella did. that’s not right. 

wwe: now she’s whining constantly about how she deserves merch and oh isn’t she so crazy and mental and whiny as usual, haha, she’s gonna tap out to sasha in every reality but we’re acknowledging that she’s got no merch even if we don’t do anything to push her, validate her, or make her career feel less shameful! :) you can’t hashtag #GiveWomenAChance because its too broad and divas don’t EXIST anymore so what are you gonna do about it lmao we hate you and we hate women wrestlers

[antigucci]

Remember when #GiveDivasAChance was a thing? Looks like we’re going to have to make a #GiveWomenAChance movement after that MITB match.

[smarktodeathpodcast-blog]

July 25th Edition - #GiveWomenAChance

[jaykellz]

All these women are amazing @wwebeckylynch @charlottewwe @itsmebayley #NXTWomen #NXT #NXTPhilly #fatal4way #givewomenachance