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[?]Emeritus Prof. Christopher May » 🌐
@ChrisMayLA6@mastodon.me.uk

Wendy Jones points out (in the FT) there's an unacknowledged, wide-spread femicide taking place in the realm of popular literature & on TV.

We might argue that fiction & entertainment have no real social impact, but the normalisation of the killing of women for entertainment purposes, at the very least, reflects our social values; at worst it normalises behaviours that solidify as domestic violence & sexual abuse.

As she suggests, at the very least we should be asking: why?

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    [?]MikeDunnAuthor » 🌐
    @MikeDunnAuthor@kolektiva.social

    Today in Labor History July 24, 1777: The Boston Coffee Riot occurred when a mob of at least 100 working-class women seized coffee from Thomas Boylston, who was deliberately hording it to further inflate prices. When he refused to hand over the keys to his store, they seized him by the neck and tossed him into a cart, threatening to deport him from town, according to Abigail Adams. She also claimed that the women spanked Boylston, while a crowd of men watched.

    There were regular food shortages in the revolutionary period of the early United States, from 1776-1779, and merchants often exploited these shortages by inflating their prices, resulting in over 30 riots, mostly led by women. In August, 1777, there was a food riot in East Hartford, CT, in which the mostly female crowd seized over 200 pounds of sugar being stored for the Continental Army.

    Image is a print of a women in a long dress, and a three-cornered hat, holding a musket and a powder horn.

    Alt...Image is a print of a women in a long dress, and a three-cornered hat, holding a musket and a powder horn.

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      [?]Kate Payne » 🌐
      @Katepayne@pixelfed.social

      Feminism isn't simply about
      being a woman in a position
      of power. It's battling
      systemic inequities; it's a
      social justice movement that
      believes sexism, racism and
      classism exist and
      interconnect, and that they
      should be consistently
      challenged.
      Jessica Valenti

      #arizonaphotographer #arizona #phoenix #katepayneart #katepaynephotography #veteranartist #art #photography #people #disabledveteranartist #idealportrait #bravogreatphoto #bravoportrait #portrait_vision #portraitphoto #portraittrends #glamour #fineartnude #feminism #feminist #women #strong

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        [?]abadidea » 🌐
        @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange

        Today in women in the ancient world: this Hieroglyphic Luwian inscription bears the warning “Whosoever would tear down this engraving or efface my name from it, may the gods oppose them, may his masculinity be severed, may her femininity be severed, may they be no longer manly nor womanly!”

        Clearly presuming that women can exercise power and practice politics such as damnatio memoirae (erasing the names of disliked predecessors).

        Enbies looking to be thus cursed, the engraving is Karkamiš A11b+c. Source is Hieroglyphic Luwian by Annick Payne

        Page of textbook showing hieroglyphics with phonetic transcription and literal gloss

        Alt...Page of textbook showing hieroglyphics with phonetic transcription and literal gloss

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          [?]Holly » 🌐
          @HollyCo26588808@universeodon.com

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          [?]DB 🌱💦 » 🌐
          @dbattistella@mstdn.ca

          Every word!

          Also, Western feminism has been remarkably quiet during almost 3 years of the genocide of Palestinian women by Israel.

          Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui ©
@sabreenaGS

Western liberal feminists love the idea of "liberating" Muslim women from the "oppressive" veil and "sending" us to school to give us a "voice", but when non-hijab-wearing Muslim women like me with PhDs school
THEM on how liberal feminism is anchored in white supremacy and serves the imperialist capitalist agenda and harms all women, they get mad at us for our defiance and not just shutting the f' up.

          Alt...Dr. Sabreena Ghaffar-Siddiqui © @sabreenaGS Western liberal feminists love the idea of "liberating" Muslim women from the "oppressive" veil and "sending" us to school to give us a "voice", but when non-hijab-wearing Muslim women like me with PhDs school THEM on how liberal feminism is anchored in white supremacy and serves the imperialist capitalist agenda and harms all women, they get mad at us for our defiance and not just shutting the f' up.

          Photo of a woman with long brown hair making a comical grimace to the camera

          Alt...Photo of a woman with long brown hair making a comical grimace to the camera

            [?]Tim Mak » 🌐
            @timkmak@journa.host

            “Oh, what? Are we hiring white to pump around here?”

            Those were the words Amber Glover heard on her second day working at a station in the town of Grenfell, southern Saskatchewan, densely populated by the Plains First community, to which she rightfully belongs.

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              [?]Willing to cut a deal. . . » 🌐
              @vor@lgbtqia.space

              RE: weatherishappening.network/@wo

              White here. This is truth.

              I'm fortunate to intern with a local organization that prioritizes support for of color. It's a total different vibe from when I was a precinct chair.

              I quit the local a couple years ago because, as an elected, I was on a mailing list available to any Dem candidate or org, and some adjacent orgs as well.

              And some of these folks sent without or actual text content other than the subject line. None of them responded when I requested text; the ignored my emails asking for help.

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              [?]Dan Sugalski » 🌐
              @wordshaper@weatherishappening.network

              @mekkaokereke One of the most reliable things about white Dems in most of the country is that blame never lies on the white voters, and neither do the sacrifices they say are necessary.

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                  [?]The Human Capybara » 🌐
                  @aSweetGentleman@mstdn.social

                  RE: mastodon.world/@BrianJopek/116

                  "Air Force cites DEI ban in cancellation of wreath-laying honoring women vets"

                  We KNEW Trump was going to do that.
                  We, people who care for women's rights, POC's rights, LGBTQ rights, the environment etc. KNEW we had to stop him at all cost.
                  We SCREAMED it at the top of our lungs.

                  To the "My conscience is clear, I didn't vote for Genocide Harris" crowd: You KNEW the Nazi were coming and you REFUSED to stop them.

                  Vote Platner.

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                    [?]Holly » 🌐
                    @HollyCo26588808@universeodon.com

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                    [?]World news | The Guardian » 🤖 🌐
                    @theguardian_world_news@halo.nu

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                    [?]Ben Royce V͎O͎T͎E͎ ᶜʸⁿⁱᶜⁱˢᵐ ⁼ ᵃᶜᶜᵉᵖᵗᵃⁿᶜᵉ » 🌐
                    @benroyce@mastodon.social

                    " has effectively outlawed the public expression of views. now face heavy fines for discussing a wish not to have , or even for candid accounts of difficult or ...

                    The Health Ministry, it added, has introduced mandatory questionnaires for ; a who indicates she does not currently want children is referred to a psychologist for 'corrective' "

                    united24media.com/world/russia

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                      [?]Bacteria » 🌐
                      @bacteriostat@infosec.exchange

                      [?]Richard Michael Blaber » 🌐
                      @rmblaber1956@mastodon.social

                      @vfrmedia @EF @ChrisMayLA6 If get the idea in their heads that they can commit acts of against or with relative - & maybe far too many of them have already - the result will be utterly disastrous. Is Jess Phillips right? See: theguardian.com/society/2026/m.

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                        [?]Tamtam » 🌐
                        @Tamtam@mastodon.de


                        "Women's steady retreat from heterosexual marriage is possibly one of the most significant collective withdrawal from a patriarchal institution in recorded human history" What was once a stunningly onesided, non- negotiable social contract binding women to the control of men is increasingly optional, delayed, or rejected altogether."
                        I couldn't have said it any better. where there is change, there is hope.
                        Reading "All we want is everything" by Soraya Chemaly. Recommend.

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                          [?]DB 🌱💦 » 🌐
                          @dbattistella@mstdn.ca

                          "She is 39. She has been told her libido is low. Her gynecologist suggested testosterone. Her therapist recommended stress reduction. Her partner takes it personally."


                          saraszalmd.substack.com/p/the-

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                            [?]🅰🅻🅸🅲🅴 (🌈🦄) » 🌐
                            @alice@lgbtqia.space

                            I haven't done one of these in a while, so here goes!

                            Hey , + and folx! Are you an expert in something? Do you have a fancy degree or a lot of experience in some field/hobby? Do you like to infodump about it? Then out yourself in the replies below!

                            I'll start. Hi 👋 I'm Alice. I'm multi-queer (pan/bisexual and nonbinary). I'm an expert lockpicker and data scientist, and I have an education in computer science, psychology, and statistics.

                            Your turn 😊

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                              [?]ProPublica » 🌐
                              @ProPublica@newsie.social

                              Emily Waldorf faced a life-threatening miscarriage.

                              Even after she met the hospital’s CEO, called the governor and hired a lawyer, she couldn’t get care in the country’s “most pro-life state.”
                              propublica.org/article/arkansa

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                                [?]Bich Nguyen » 🌐
                                @bich@apobangpo.space

                                "Girl rights exist to solve the many problems that you didn’t realize you had, such as 'too much bodily autonomy,' the epidemic of 'male loneliness' (this is your problem to solve, ladies!), and being 'under-babied' (our cool, totally not creepy term for when you have fewer children than we want you to have!)."

                                🎁🔗: theatlantic.com/newsletters/20

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                                  [?]MikeDunnAuthor » 🌐
                                  @MikeDunnAuthor@kolektiva.social

                                  Today in Labor History May 17, 1900: Following the siege of Mafeking, during the Second Boer War, over 27,000 Boer women and children died in some of the world's first concentration camps. The Spanish had actually created similar death camps in Cuba during the Ten Year’s War (1868-1878). However, the death camps in South Africa were the first to be called concentration camps. Additionally, the Boer War concentration camp system was the first time an entire nation had been targeted. During the war, Mahatma Gandhi and 800 Indian slaves started the Ambulance Corps to serve the British. Just a few years later, 1904, the German Empire committed a genocide against the Herero people of southwest Africa, slaughtering 80% of them, and 50% of the Nama people.

                                  Tents in the Bloemfontein concentration camp. By The National Archives UK, OGL v1.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=19268641

                                  Alt...Tents in the Bloemfontein concentration camp. By The National Archives UK, OGL v1.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=19268641

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                                    [?]GrumpyOldFart » 🌐
                                    @GrumpyOldFart@expressional.social

                                    “Under rubble and rain, Gaza women try to save rare books in centuries-old library”

                                    by Ahmed Dremly in Gaza City, occupied Palestine for Middle East Eye

                                    @palestine@fedibird.com
                                    @Palestine@masto.ai
                                    @palestine@lemmy.ml
                                    @iran

                                    “Volunteers work to salvage rare manuscripts from Gaza’s Great Omari Mosque library, left in ruins after Israeli bombardment”

                                    middleeasteye.net/news/under-r

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                                      [?]Freezenet » 🌐
                                      @freezenet@noc.social

                                      I... can't disagree with any of that, admittedly.

                                      youtube.com/shorts/_PZXeXUYfYU

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                                        [?]Peter Link 🍉🇨🇺🇵🇸🐧 » 🌐
                                        @Peter_Link@expressional.social

                                        I discovered anti- at the University of Michigan. I'm glad it lives on there
                                        A controversial speech conveyed essential lessons for all
                                        forward.com/opinion/824062/uni

                                        from
                                        [ publication from ]
                                        May 8, 2026

                                        At the U. of ’s recent commencement ceremony, history professor Derek Peterson delivered a 5-minute speech in which he celebrated all those who have fought for justice at the university, my alma mater. Invoking our legendary fight song, he asked the crowd to “sing” for suffragist Sarah Burger, who battled to get admitted as students; for Moritz Levi, UM's first professor; for all the students who fought for at as part of the Black Action Movement; and for the “pro- student activists, who have over these past two years opened our hearts to the injustice and inhumanity of ’s war in .”



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                                          [?]Julie Hughes » 🌐
                                          @juliehuz@mastodon.world

                                          So say we all!

                                          Cartoon image of two women talking at a make-up counter about buying Mother's Day gifts with the text, "For Mother's Day, my mom would like the activism of her youth to not be for nothing."

                                          Alt...Cartoon image of two women talking at a make-up counter about buying Mother's Day gifts with the text, "For Mother's Day, my mom would like the activism of her youth to not be for nothing."

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                                            [?]Auschwitz Memorial » 🌐
                                            @auschwitzmuseum@mastodon.world

                                            8 May 1896 | Stanisława Leszczyńska was born - a Polish , prisoner of the German camp no. 41335.

                                            At the female infirmary in Birkenau she received childbirths trying to save in labour & refusing to kill newborn babies.

                                            We know from surviving documentation that at least 700 children were born in Auschwitz.

                                            She passed away in 1974.

                                            ---
                                            Learn about the tragic fate of children at Auschwitz.

                                            Online course: lekcja.auschwitz.org/dzieci_EN/
                                            &
                                            Podcast: youtu.be/aYKx_zpLSqA

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                                              [?]Anthony » 🌐
                                              @abucci@buc.ci

                                              My wife has a new article in The Conversation honoring women's power from her perspective as a classicist in time for Mother's Day.

                                              From ancient goddesses to modern peace activists − Mother’s Day celebrates women’s political power

                                              On Mother’s Day, Americans go all out with gift-buying and dining out to honor the women in their lives. In fact, according to some estimates, consumer spending in the United States on this day is around US$34 billion.

                                              This consumerist emphasis has long been criticized – including by the holiday’s founder, Anna Jarvis. She started the celebration in 1908 to honor her own mother, Civil War-era activist Ann Jarvis, who founded Mothers’ Day Work Clubs in her native West Virginia.

                                              From https://theconversation.com/from-ancient-goddesses-to-modern-peace-activists-mothers-day-celebrates-womens-political-power-275805


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                                                [?]Zalka Csenge Virág, PhD » 🌐
                                                @TarkabarkaHolgy@ohai.social

                                                I'm reading a book of classical poems by Arab women, and found this gem from some 1000 years ago:

                                                "Leave me alone, you’re not my equal, you’re not a man of the world nor a man of faith, yet you want to own me, you mindless twit."

                                                (by Umm Ja'far bint Ali)

                                                That's it. That's the whole poem.

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                                                  [?]earthling » 🌐
                                                  @appassionato@mastodon.social

                                                  Come Wander With Me, 2024

                                                  ‘This is an old Ukrainian pagan tradition to celebrate the summer solstice. During the Soviet Union, Ukrainian culture, language, tradition, music and history was attempted to be wiped out, often very violently. Since the full-scale invasion in 2022, I saw a real reclamation of Ukrainian tradition across all spheres. I wanted to make space to celebrate that within the work’

                                                  Aria Shahrokhshahi






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A black-and-white, flash-lit photograph titled "Come Wander With Me" (2024), depicting a line of people participating in a traditional Ukrainian pagan celebration of the summer solstice. A row of figures, primarily women with long braided hair, walk away from the camera through a field of tall, wild grass toward a dark, dense forest. They are wearing traditional vyshyvanka—long, light-colored tunics with intricate dark embroidery—and delicate floral wreaths upon their heads. They hold hands in a continuous chain, creating a sense of unity and cultural reclamation. The harsh flash illuminates the foreground figures and the textures of the embroidery against the deep, impenetrable shadows of the woods behind them.
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    A black-and-white photograph of people in traditional Ukrainian embroidered dress and floral wreaths holding hands in a line, walking into a dark forest during a summer solstice ritual. The image represents the reclamation of Ukrainian pagan traditions.

                                                  Alt...ALT Text Description A black-and-white, flash-lit photograph titled "Come Wander With Me" (2024), depicting a line of people participating in a traditional Ukrainian pagan celebration of the summer solstice. A row of figures, primarily women with long braided hair, walk away from the camera through a field of tall, wild grass toward a dark, dense forest. They are wearing traditional vyshyvanka—long, light-colored tunics with intricate dark embroidery—and delicate floral wreaths upon their heads. They hold hands in a continuous chain, creating a sense of unity and cultural reclamation. The harsh flash illuminates the foreground figures and the textures of the embroidery against the deep, impenetrable shadows of the woods behind them. Image Summary for Screen Readers A black-and-white photograph of people in traditional Ukrainian embroidered dress and floral wreaths holding hands in a line, walking into a dark forest during a summer solstice ritual. The image represents the reclamation of Ukrainian pagan traditions.

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                                                    [?]Paco Hope » 🌐
                                                    @paco@infosec.exchange

                                                    @wdlindsy I find the article insightful. I might go read the book. But I notice that the author in the Guardian does a weird grammatical thing and it perplexes me. When talking about the feud between Greta Thunberg and Andrew Tate on Twitter, they write:

                                                    “Please provide your email address so I can send a complete list of my car collection and their respective enormous emissions,” Tate tweeted at Greta, along with a photo of him pumping gas into one of them.

                                                    The Tate tweeted at Greta instead of Tate tweeted at Thunberg strikes me as odd. Why do we use the man's last name and the woman's first? Wouldn't this sentence sound weird if it was written Andrew tweeted at Thunberg?

                                                    Given that Andrew and his brother Tristan are similarly toxic, it actually makes sense to say "Andrew" to be clear which vile Tate we are talking about. There's no similar possible confusion on Thunbergs.

                                                    Isn't this strange? Twice they refer to Thunberg as 'Greta' while never referring to Tate simply as 'Andrew'. It seems to be more familiar with the woman and more formal with the man. I can't come up with any neutral explanation for this. It makes no sense to name them differently inside the same sentence.

                                                    An author wrote it and any number of copyeditors let this go by. I don't understand.

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                                                      [?]Bryan L. Fordham » 🌐
                                                      @Bfordham@infosec.exchange

                                                      Do you know of any black, indigenous, and/or woman-owned businesses selling

                                                      I'm looking to get some votive candle holders, and probably will be getting some candles in the nearish future.

                                                      I'd probably prefer companies relatively near me (I'm in coastal Georgia) but I'm open to suggestions. I've found a few but they're mostly West Coast.

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                                                        [?]Willing to cut a deal. . . » 🌐
                                                        @vor@lgbtqia.space

                                                        I have a size XL that says, "I and women" but I currently wear size M. I use the tent as a sleep shirt.

                                                        I went looking for a replacement.

                                                        has none.

                                                        (where I used to sell) has none.

                                                        had two, one of which was a white font. That creator also had a cotton candy tiedye option but white is wrong for that.

                                                        Since this isn't a necessity, I skipped Beelzebezos' shop.

                                                        Where else should I look? Search is crrrap (and found no options)

                                                          [?]Ben Royce V͎O͎T͎E͎ ᶜʸⁿⁱᶜⁱˢᵐ ⁼ ᵃᶜᶜᵉᵖᵗᵃⁿᶜᵉ » 🌐
                                                          @benroyce@mastodon.social

                                                          I don't understand this

                                                          's reckoning for was large

                                                          But 's was not

                                                          Thus Japan continues to have issues on the topic

                                                          But it's just so fucking stupid. There's nothing to gain from an incomplete reckoning

                                                          It's just so nasty

                                                          " ’ statue could jeopardise diplomatic relations, Japan says

                                                          Planned statue symbolising the forced by Japan into sexual slavery during the second world war has raised the ire of Tokyo’s embassy"

                                                          theguardian.com/world/2026/apr

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                                                            [?]Nonilex » 🌐
                                                            @Nonilex@masto.ai

                                                            remade by ushers in historic defeats for
                                                            The court is the first since at least the ’50s to reject claims in a majority of cases involving & “”.

                                                            The shift ends a streak of successive courts expanding protections beginning with the civil rights era. But the historic nature of the current court is also evident in other key areas of the over the 5 terms since the 3rd of Trump’s appointees joined the bench.

                                                            wapo.st/4c9sLWx

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                                                              [?]MikeDunnAuthor » 🌐
                                                              @MikeDunnAuthor@kolektiva.social

                                                              Today In Labor History April 7, 1803: French-Peruvian feminist activist and writer, Flora Tristan, was born. She wrote that the progress of women's rights was directly related to the progress of the working class. One of her last writings was The Workers’ Union, a Utopian Socialist tract. She was friends with Charles Fourier, another Utopian Socialist of the era, and the mother of the painter Paul Gaugin.

                                                              @bookstadon

                                                              Flora Tristan, pencil sketch, looking to the side, with long curls. By Unknown author - Messieurs de Balzac, Roger de Beauvoir, and Raymond Brucker, Les Belles Femmes de Paris et de la Province (Paris, Au Bureau, 1839-40); Microfilm, History of Women, Reel 154, no. 980., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3674057

                                                              Alt...Flora Tristan, pencil sketch, looking to the side, with long curls. By Unknown author - Messieurs de Balzac, Roger de Beauvoir, and Raymond Brucker, Les Belles Femmes de Paris et de la Province (Paris, Au Bureau, 1839-40); Microfilm, History of Women, Reel 154, no. 980., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3674057

                                                                [?]Bich Nguyen » 🌐
                                                                @bich@apobangpo.space

                                                                "As well as revealing the extent of the [clitoral] nerves that are crucial to orgasms, the work shows that some of what medics are learning about the anatomy of the clitoris is wrong, and could help prevent women who have pelvic operations from ending up with poorer sexual function."

                                                                theguardian.com/society/2026/m

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                                                                  [?]Robert Sanscartier » 🌐
                                                                  @Snoro@mastodon.social

                                                                  In agriculture, supporting women’s access to resources and information builds climate resilience and reduces climate impacts on households and communities. For example, closing gender gaps in agriculture could increase global gross domestic product by nearly $1 trillion and lower the number of people affected by food insecurity by 45 million

                                                                  unsdg.un.org/latest/stories/wh