#radical care

[oratioimperata]

Today is Trans Day of Remembrance and i was denied a surgery letter that is really a ridiculous requirement. One that cis women who want to have hysterectomies do not need to have a letter from a Doctor and Psychologist. (More below for friends who care.) So today, I am thinking of all those we have lost, those who are not include in tdor lists. Those dependent on a healthcare system that acts as gatekeepers instead of helpers.

(Re)Introducing & Rant: Political Climate; Erasure; Native, Trans, & Disability Justice

Minute by minute coverage of how Social Media can cause an Autistic Meltdown, a decent beyond sight and sound, into chaos and order - No masks, no filters, raw logic driven emotion

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[maddalenafragnito]

RIPENSARE IL PRESENTE, COSTRUIRE IL FUTURO

The Care Collective, Maddalena Fragnito, Fernanda Torre

🌍 Assistiamo a un mondo in crisi, anzi, in “policrisi”, segnato da escalation di guerre e crisi climatica, chiusura delle frontiere, crisi economica e repressione dei diritti sessuali e riproduttivi.

In questo scenario così complesso come possiamo andare oltre la semplice reazione, costruendo strategie radicali e trasformative?

🗣 Insieme a movimenti, associazioni e studiosз esploreremo come politicizzare l'approccio della cura e costruire narrazioni e pratiche che possano concretizzare una realtà più giusta e sostenibile.

Con noi, in entrambe le tappe, ci saranno Lynne Segal, Andreas Chatzidakis e Jamie Hakim del CARE Collective, co-autorз del Manifesto sulla CURA globale, il concetto più radicale da cui possiamo partire per immaginare insieme un futuro diverso.

Ti aspettiamo!

📍 Firenze | 5 novembre, ore 18:30 – Casa delle Donne (Via delle Vecchie Carceri, 8) 📍 Torino | 6 novembre, ore 18:00 – Casa Arcobaleno (Via B. Lanino, 3/A)

Evento realizzato da COSPE e @giosef_italy nell’ambito di YOU(th) CARE FOR CHANGE, un progetto per le nuove generazioni per promuovere cura globale, sostenibilità e uguaglianza di genere, cofinanziato dall’Unione Europea.

[s3znl-gr3znl]

Seeing a lot of people comparing our choices in president to Cop or Handmaid's Tale, and im really struggling to get it through peoples heads that they're the same thing.

Both are forms of fascism.

Voting for the lesser of two evils is no longer a viable voting strategy (and it never was) when both candidates are ultimately going to do nothing to change the status quo or uplift/protect the most vulnerable groups.

Its never too late to organize your neighborhood. Its just work.

Its never too late to build communities. Its just work.

Its never to late do something to effect a positive change. Its just work.

We can do it.

We can make a better world for ourselves and future generations.

We deserve better.

AND YOU DONT HAVE TO DO IT ALONE

[petrichor-moss-and-lightning]

Hi! It's kinda shameful to go this route , but being diabetic person .Now over 6 months my unemployment still pending This has been the worst couple of years of my life. Our house was destroyed in a storm. Then  I am desperately in need for help. I need my insulin to bring my blood sugar back down. It’s $300 That’s all I need. I’m not asking for a windfall, just a little help, please.

Be blessed 💓🙏🙏💓

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[sunnist4rs]

[frontmansdefender]

Feminism is never and has never been about hating men by the way.

Don’t call yourself a feminist if you dismiss victims of SA or abuse just because they’re men whose abusers are women.

[bubblesandpages]

Why would you use this sequence of shots

As your opening scene

And then just never properly tackle Vi's feelings towards becoming an Enforcer? Let's say I was convinced enough that she'd join up for the Jinx hunt—my sister's gone I need to lay this ghost to rest—where was the guilt that should have been eating her alive afterwards?? And the working through of that guilt?

I don't know if I dislike this writing choice more, or the deluge of fans nodding along to the tune of "love and understanding can fix all of it"

[isawthismeme]

[weremonsterteeth]

Big, terrifying monster girlfriend who hunts, dismembers, and devours all the shitty healthcare providers who dismissed your chronic pain and then comes home to give you a nice little massage

[blackpilljesus]

I saw this from the female separatism subreddit & the responses are some of the biggest reasons for separatism et al (or extinction if I'm being candid here). Moids cant be reformed they are fully aware of the hell they force women to live in. MaIe achievement & happiness is rooted in female exploitation & life. Their glory days are based on our horrific days. No amount of love, kindness or facts will change maIes and we cannot happily or even neutrally coexist with them.

Main points across answers:

Many want to experiment but not permanently be women

They dont want to be in constant danger or lose their autonomy at the hands of maIes for merely existing

They dont want to deal with childbirth (& periods)

They dont want to have to share spaces with species much stronger than them with ulterior motives

It makes me go crazy seeing people give moids benefit of doubt for their evil like "maIes just dont understand", "we need to teach maIes", or claiming that maIe violence is a result of maIes struggling with (expressing) their feelings. I get that women love maIes and it can be hard to imagine that people can intentionally be so evil but it is what it is. MaIes have no problems expressing themselves, abusing women is what maIes choose to do because they enjoy & benefit from it - that is their expression.

MaIes see the same news of women being abused, raped, and killed like we do except rather than be disheartened or alarmed they're either apathetic or satisfied. It isn't aliens that's committing GBV it's maIes & maIes have no problem reminding women of this when women anger them (such as rape threats & threatening women they'll end up on the news/true crime). The victim blaming, denial, and derailment of misogyny is part of the game to keep the system alive, they know the events occured & are a systemic occurence they just dont care. Hell not only do they not care, they rejoice in it or get off on it.

MaIes set up environments that work in their favour which simultaneously ensures that women will lose. They know women are set up to live in damn near impossible conditions for us. It's normalised for women to defenselessly share personal & private spaces with beings much more stronger than them with ulterior motives for us, it's trap. It's interesting how these moids aren't saying that they'll just cover up and *poof* harrassment gone, or they'll just pick a nice guy & they'll be okay. MaIes know the net negative they are towards women.

MaIes know that childbirth is a painful process & what do they do? Demand it happens and make it even MORE painful for women. MaIes that impregnate women do not love or care for them. Pregnancy itself is dangerous & sometimes lethal, often comes with a range of health issues, to cause someone to be in that condition especially in a environment where abortions are illegal is reckless & unloving. Now imagine how sinister & full of hatred one has to be to impregnate someone and abuse them on top of that. Many women risk their health & lives to reproduce with a Y and they get abused by said Y instead of being taken care of. Deranged.

Realising that maIes are aware of the evil they inflict is one of the things that radicalised me. It isn't a miscommunication or ignorance issue, their violence is intended. They want control. The cruelty is the point. Instead of wasting time & energy trying to change maIes or hope that they "understand" one day, focus on yourself & other women (who prioritise women). Moids aren't oblivious to female pain they enjoy it. A lot of women treat maIe evil like it's a mistake on maIes part but it's calculated terrorism. I know that this will go over many womens heads as they refuse to hold strong negative sentiments about moids as a collective so if you're not a woman like that, take this post as a sanity check. You aren't crazy, it isn't all in your head.

[bakeonlyforyouself]

I'm exhauuuuuuusted of women who live for men. Please, please, PLEASE go form female relationships. You have no idea how much better your life will be when you live for yourself and other women, rather than men who could care less about you!

[hyacinthsgrimoire]

( @womenaremypriority for the text post; aesthetic meme is mine @hyacinthsgrimoire )

[womenstruation]

It always angers me when people say that men would not put in so much effort to enact their violence on women and children because they do exactly that.

I was only seven when I learnt about just how hard men try to deceive the world so they can have free reign over young girls. I went on a Brownie trip to an orphanage back when I lived in Nigeria. The orphanage was just for girls which isn't uncommon, and it was massive, with its own school, shops, clinic etc. The girls had no reason to leave. It was set up by a pastor- a Nigerian who'd moved back from abroad.

I remember while we were there, one of the girls had just had a baby. She had seemed so old to me but looking back, she must have been around sixteen or seventeen. I remember my mum seemed suspicious when we were told the girl had run away and returned pregnant. She seemed even more so when we met the owner.

A year or two later, there was news on the radio. The man who had set up the orphanage had raped and impregnated several girls, selling their babies to prospective parents. I didn't even understand what rape meant back then but I remember my mum being devastated. Looking back, I think she might have felt guilty, perhaps she'd seen the signs: the girls not being allowed to leave the compound; teenage girls ending up pregnant. It seemed so obvious.

But no one questioned a man who used all of his money to build and set up a home for vulnerable girls, he was a pastor, educated, well-travelled. He could never have done something so cruel. But he did.

When I was writing this post, I tried to find any articles but I couldn't. They were just so many identical cases, man sets up orphanage, rapes and abuses children in the orphanage. Different cases, different years, one as recent as 2023. What I learnt back then and know for sure is that men would do anything, no matter how difficult or expensive, anything to have access to people they can abuse.

[loserifer]

i survived another week under capitalism's thumb. w me. anyway, here's some Tension >:)

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[femgoddess-hecate]

Watched a video about amish ppl and the girl making the video was all "well they seem happy and the religion seems pretty much unproblematic so who am i to say anything is wrong?"

And in the same breath goes "sexual assault particularly of young girls is rampant in the amish community" and it's like....

HUH....i wonder why that is?????

Could it be that a uniquely isolated community run by the most strict gender roles imaginable and extremely religious is actually bad for women and girls?

nah. Just let them do what they want, they're not hurting anyone

[ayaahh00]

I never wanted race to define me as a radical feminist. It has never stopped me from supporting all women. But after October last year, I've seen many so-called gender critics and some "radical feminists" reveal their true colours, explicitly and blatantly racist. They pretend to care about Arab women only when Arab men harm us. But when it's white men causing harm, they stay silent. How many Iraqi women and underage girls were raped by white male soldiers in the Iraq invasion? The same happened in Vietnam and is happening to Palestinian women now. These instances are conveniently ignored because it's white men committing the atrocities.

I care about all women. All women. However, when you are being racist, focusing on us in the most discriminatory ways, I won't tolerate it. Arab women deserve respect and humanity too. We've made numerous inventions and contributions throughout history and have always been relevant. We are not just relevant when some of you want to push a certain narrative, mostly stemming from racism. Unfortunately, we face misogyny both at home and in the West. But we will not be silenced or overlooked. Arab women deserve better.