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I think that My Sister's Crown - besides the message intended by Vesna (supporting Ukraine) - is such a powerful feminist anthem. Some particular lines I'm thinking about:
My sister won't stand in the corner
Nor will she listen to you
My sister, wild at heart
Will never let you tie her down (...)
She's beautiful
And capable
She is her own queen (...)
We're not your dolls (...)
Blood's on your God's head
You can't steal our souls
My beautiful sister
You are so strong
Brave and the only one
The crown is yours (...)
Remember we're sisters till the end (...)
I wish it was around during the Women's Strike in 2020 in Poland
it's time for a general strike. it's time to fuck capitalism. it's time to do something big and radical and unignorable.
i think it is wasted effort to be rallying private companies to cover women's medical care. we should take a page out of Iceland's book and stop doing everything. see how they like that shit
On November 23, 1909, more than twenty thousand Jewish Yiddish-speaking immigrants, mostly young women in their teens and early twenties, launched an eleven-week general strike in New York’s shirtwaist industry. Dubbed the Uprising of the 20,000, it was the largest strike by women to date in American history. The young strikers’ courage, tenacity, and solidarity forced the predominantly male leadership in the “needle trades” and the American Federation of Labor to revise their entrenched prejudices against organizing women. The strikers won only a portion of their demands, but the uprising sparked five years of revolt that transformed the garment industry into one of the best-organized trades in the United States.
"While writing this book, I got an email from someone asking me to introduce them to women who worked as caretakers for gay men who died of AIDS. I said that I could introduce them to women who were influential leaders, but that my data in the ACT UP Oral History Project showed that there was no difference in numbers between women who cared for dying friends and men who cared for dying friends, that this work in ACT UP was not gendered. And she wrote me back: 'Thank you. Can you refer me to someone who might know some women who cared for gay men during AIDS?'"
-Sarah Schulman, Let The Record Show: A Political History of ACT UP, 1987-1993, 2021
IOF: "what about the women what about the innocent women and children!!!"
The world: "You mean the 20,000 Palestinian people you've killed, half of whom are children and disproportionately women, the elderly, and disabled folks as well?"
IOF: "Oh no not them--"
I REALLY need the IOF to keep feminist discourses about freedoms from violence out of their genocidal mouths. I'm past the fucking point.