#womens international fight day

[weirdlookindog]

Happy International Women's Day 2024

[harundraws]

couples that slay together, stay together 💋

[sca-nerd]

Happy International Women's Day to all of my sisters. You make me proud.

[everythingisround]

YES YES I FINISHED IT IN TIME WOOOOOOOO

remake of last year's international women's day post:

without text:

[the-sweet-madame]

it's international women's day. where are the feminists fighting for women's rights in palestine? where are the feminists speaking up for the lack of period care in palestine? WHERE IS THE SUPPORT FOR WOMEN IN PALESTINE? WHY ARE YOU ALL SILENT AS WE WITNESS THE WOMEN IN PALESTINE SUFFERING?

[underthewingsofthblackeagle]

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Hundreds of girls and women were brutally murdered by H@mas terrorists and their collaborators on October 7th. Dozens of women were raped and tortured. Look in their eyes and think of them on this #internationalwomensday. Don’t forget our sisters and the unspeakable gender-based violence they have suffered. #Remember710 #hamasisisis

[morporkian-cryptid]

I'm always surprised every time I'm reminded that March 8th is officially called by the UN "International Women's Day", because in France we call it "International Women's Rights Day" instead, which I think makes a lot more sense.

Anyway! Happy International Women's Rights Day everyone!

[minyare2906]

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY!

[galerymod]

International Women's Day 2024: International Women's Day on 8 March

For more than 100 years, women around the world have been taking to the streets on International Women's Day for more women's rights and equality.

And I admire that, but the way the world looks now, they will have to take to the streets for another 200 years to fight for equality.

The current backward-looking attitude of some social groups towards the alleged good old days must be disenchanted by all of us by any means necessary.

There was no good old days at all

A real man is a feminist who doesn't understand the issue of equality is ignorant of the challenges that we can only solve together.

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[weirdlookindog]

Happy International Women's Day 2023

[aya-hm]

Join me in honoring the unwavering strength and resilience of Gaza's women in my latest article, "Echoes of Courage: Honoring the Women of Gaza on International Women's Day." 💖

[aceoffangirls]

Happy International Women’s Day to all the amazing, strong, beautiful, smart, funny, awesome women out there.

[quatregats]

Have been thinking for the past few days re: a post I was reading and I'd really like to know if there's any specifically Nayar feminist work that's been done, (1) because I think that could be really interesting if it was written by actual Nayars and (2) there's just so much feminist work which I really struggle with since a lot of those things they discuss, while they are major critiques and important to raise for many situations, assume that things have been one way for everyone, particularly materially, and I'd like a discussion from a Nayar perspective that addresses other things without stemming from that assumption. In particular with nuances of caste because I think that's a very important part of the discussion to have, but also because the way that patriarchal structures do and don't play out in Nayar society is very different from many other cultural backgrounds, and I'd just appreciate reading something that doesn't automatically assume that xyz thing is true for everyone and their ancestors.

[andthentheywilleatthestars]

Just watched the penultimate episode of Buffy and there's just no way that cliffhanger is going to be resolved in a way that isn't incredibly tedious

[relaxxattack]

i’ve been seeing a lot of trans discourse too and idk where it’s coming from!! i think tma stands for “trans misogyny applicable” which i’ve seen most people use to just refer to trans women and transfems?? and tme stands for “trans misogyny exempt” which i’ve seen a lot of people use to refer to transmasc people and cis people which i don’t understand?? aren’t all trans people vulnerable to transmisogyny?? i don’t get it ;-;

yeah they are but if trans women want to have specific words for their specific experiences that’s fine honestly, i do feel like they’re absolutely uniquely vulnerable within the queer community and often the target of prejudice by even other queers

the intricate levels of discourse going on about it are beyond my understanding though, probably because i’m just not very knowledgeable on the subject

[chaoticgoodcaptain]

today is a good day to remember, that we should acknowledge and educate ourselves about the struggles and experience of all women around the world, not just the ones living in generally western liberal democracies, not just the ones living in times of peace, not just the ones with white skin, not just the ones who are neurotypical and able-bodied, not just the ones fulfilling the beauty standards, not just the ones who are straight and most importantly not just the ones living in afab bodies ♡

learning about women's stories and experiences is important and necessary for us to understand the world and make it a better place, without common understanding we will stand devided as well as will the world

happy international women's day!

may we one day in the future destroy the patriarchy and stand united ♡