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Nannette Jolivette Brown
Judge Nannette Jolivette Brown was born in 1963 in Lafayette, Louisiana. Brown was the first African-American to serve as a New Orleans city attorney. In 2011, she became a judge for the US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. Since 2018, Brown has served as the chief judge on that court. In 2019, Brown won the Hon. Sarah T. Hughes Civil Rights Award from the Federal Bar Association. She has also won the National Bar Association’s Women Lawyers Division Excellence in the Judiciary Award.
Image source: United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana
#law#lawyers#women in law#african-american#black women#african-american women#women lawyers#women judges#federal courts
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"Inclusive justice = resilient justice" exploring questions.
The 3rd annual "Women in Justice/for Justice" high-level event to celebrate the International Day of Women Judges will be opened by H.E. Ms. Alma Zadić, Minister of Justice of Austria, and Ms. Ghada Waly, UNODC Executive Director, and will feature a discussion with high-level experts from different regions on the theme "Inclusive justice = resilient justice" exploring questions.
Watch the International Day of Women Judges - Women in/for Justice Initiative
"Inclusive justice = resilient justice" exploring questions.
#Inclusive justice#unodc#international day of women judges#resilient justice#women judges#women for justice#women in justice#10 march#high level event#panel discussion
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#paper mario#papermariosuggestion#paper mario ttyd#ttyd#source: i judge guys by their ability to be funny without making fun of women or minorities#source: viiaofficial#source: twitter
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#female attorneys#female lawyers#female judges#women judges#women lawyers#women attorneys#women in law#women's history month#trailblazing women
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Played Pentiment. You, play Pentiment. 🫵
#and Do let this art set any and all expectations#Pentiment#my art#effortful shitposting aside‚ this game is beautiful and wonderfully constructed...please play it if you haven't already#I cried. i laughed. it has so many women to appreciate!!! judged as a whole‚ possibly the best NPCs Ive ever experienced?#the kind of labor that reminds you of your own tucked away works.... I'll definitely be carrying this one with me for a while
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Maybe the problem with Christian fiction is that it's non-denominational. People are just "Christian", with no effort put into showing what practicing that religion looks like for them specifically. No indication that there are other Christians who could have different beliefs. No wrestling with differing ideas and the struggle of how one should live out their Christian faith. And that makes it unrealistic and unrelatable.
#me reading any christian historical fiction set in england: why are none of these gentry anglican??#they ARE all anglican and if they are not it is extremely plot and character relevant you can't just have them using evangelical buzzwords#but i'm also thinking of this because i started another charlotte yonge book#that is by far my favorite of the things of hers that i've read#because it has characters who have different upbringings and religious opinions#instead of just 'here's a bunch of high church anglicans judging people who don't live up to their victorian standard'#you have the very high church anglican rector whose wife is worldly but still a very good person#the girl raised in a very strict protestant family who is more scrupulous than the anglicans but is still recognized as a good person#you have people who are trying to work out the nuances of different issues#and that makes it so much more realistic and so much easier to integrate into the story#(the politics though are hilarious)#(most of the classics that survive are the ones that were 'ahead of their time' in politics)#(so it's equally fascinating and refreshing and a bit infuriating to see one that is very very of its time with regards to women's rights)#('why did this woman get up at the meeting and explain her very good ideas for rebuilding after the fire? she should have had a man do it')#(meanwhile i'm just screaming 'why on earth SHOULDN'T she???')#(it's almost enough to make a feminist of me)
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she is simply . all of us joongdok shippers so i had to honor her as best as i could.
#orv#omniscient reader's viewpoint#orv uriel#feuxx art#hi stepping back from unwanted hiatus#today ? crumbs. tomorrow? perhaps nothing#have i mentioned. women 🥺❤️🔥🫶🥰🥹🌟🫣😳🛐#i already shared the shitty ass joongdok art with mutuals but if you wanna see it bigger just let me know#demon like judge of fire
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She is just an evil woman doing evil things that would pass as vigilante justice and get applauded if she were a man 🤣.
#the judge from hell#judge from hell#park shin hye#kang bitna#kdrama#kdrama series#i said what i said#justitia#women in men fields
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if hearing a girl criticize consumerism and beauty/makeup/anti-body hair culture or even just saying they don't like wearing makeup or shaving or performing femininity immediately makes you label them a pick-me maybe that's your own conscience or internalised guilt projecting just sayin'. maybe she isn't the one who thinks you're anti-feminist for wearing makeup (let's face it she most probably doesn't because most people fucking wear makeup) but your visceral defensiveness at someone just existing outside conventional beauty standards says more about you than it probably does about them
#anti beauty culture#anti makeup#anti shaving#liveblogging.pdf#yes this is about that stupid tiktok trend of everyone ragging on the one girl for saying she thinks makeup is bad for women#it literally objectively is. you can wear it if it makes you feel comfortable no one's judging you but it's an objective truth#and even if you think it's a choice for you it isn't for everyone and you need to be blind to not realise that
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Vanessa Gilmore
Judge Vanessa Gilmore was born in 1956 in St. Albans, New York. In 1994, Gilmore was appointed to the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas. At the time, she was the youngest sitting federal judge in the country. During her time on the bench, Gilmore presided over several high-profile cases, including litigation stemming from the Enron scandal. She retired from the bench in 2022. Gilmore is the co-author if A Boy Named Rocky, a book for the children of incarcerated parents, and has written three other books.
Image source: United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas
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Stories of Women Judges.
Progress in the Quest for Gender Parity in the Judiciary of The Gambia.
Women judges and women judicial leaders play an irreplaceable role in modern judiciary.
Significance of women judges and my contribution towards equality of access to justice.
#Access to Justice#SDG16#gender equality#SDG5#Women Judges#Stories#International Day of Women Judges#10 march#UNODC#Global Judicial Integrity Network
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The Vinsmoke men are misogynistic and it's so narratively important even though it's mostly subtext and never outright stated. None of them ever say anything against women specifically, and they don't seem to discriminate as far as who can be warriors, but their actions reek of it nonetheless and I can't stop thinking about it.
On the surface it seems like Sanji gives thought to treating women differently and the Vinsmokes don't, but it's clear through their actions that the only "equality" they're really upholding is that no gender is exempt from abuse and exploitation.
It's like when people say "well if you want equality, women should get drafted into the military too!" When the problem is that no one should be forced to join the military. That's basically exactly what Germa is doing.
Sanji's view of women is frequently flawed and a bit myopic, but he seeks to treat them with kindness and love and respect, whereas the Vinsmokes make no attempt at philosophy about women and just treat them horribly.
The most glaring example is probably Cosette, who they berated for making food they didn't like and then proceeded to beat unconscious solely to shatter her confidence and upset Sanji. And when Sanji is understandably enraged at their horrible abuse, they assume the reason is that he was physically attracted to her and didn't want the object of his attraction damaged (saying they didn't know he Liked her, and if the busted up face wasn't a dealbreaker they could make her Sanji's personal attendant, which also reaaally sounds like code for something else).
Another aspect is that despite having no emotions, the Vinsmoke brothers still seem to experience attraction to women. But it's not love in any sense of the word, just purely physical. They find Nami attractive, even wanting to arrange to keep her around when the Strawhats are captured by Big Mom (ew), and there's that scene of them and Judge in their private room surrounded by mostly drunken unconscious (and rather scantily dressed if I remember correctly) barmaids that were sent to them. Granted, nothing Happens in that scene, but the undertones are gross and we're only shown a small portion of the night. Whatever the case, it's clear that these women were not sent in to be equal, respectable company, but an objectified distraction to pair with alcohol, and were treated as such.
And then there are the internal family dynamics, which I think are the biggest and most important part.
To start, there's Reiju. On the surface she seems like she has the same status as her brothers, a modified Germa weapon capable of performing as her father wants. But whenever Judge talks about being proud of his children, he always emphasizes the triplets. Often he doesn't even mention Reiju, and his attention to the boys' training seems to be much closer than to hers. Her raid suit is also more sexualized, as though that's expected to be part of her arsenal. And of course, there's her name meaning "zero" while the boys are all numbered. She is the eldest, but she survives by being ignored, and it's clear that her father prefers her emotionless brothers. This feels symbolic as well since being emotional is often seen as a feminine trait, portrayed as a weakness. Judge hates weakness. And so he hates emotion, hates women.
But at the root of it all, really, is Sora. Sora who's choices and body and children were stolen from her for an abusive man's ideals about war and domination. We don't really get to know how much choice she had in her marriage, but given Judge's royal status and the fact that they obviously share zero values I think it would have to be a strategic political arrangement at best, and something she got no say in at worst.
The kids are all named in a numbering system, which also reeks of Judge not letting her into the decisions. And, of course, there is the absolutely horrific experience of being forced into prenatal surgery to genetically modify her children against her will, to the point that the only way she could exercise any agency was to poison herself in an attempt to save even one of them. She was literally just a baby-producing machine to Judge and it couldn't be more blatant.
The violent, self-centered, and misogynistic Vinsmoke brothers are born directly from a woman's choice being taken away from her. Kind, selfless, and loving Sanji is born directly from her one act of defiance, and then later saved by his sister's one act of defiance as well (after which, she was programmed to be obedient).
Basically, the Vinsmoke family is built and preserved on the abuse and exploitation of women, and Sanji is the black sheep for many reasons, but I suspect a rather large one is that he's the ultimate antithesis to that.
#one piece#black leg sanji#vinsmoke reiju#vinsmoke sora#vinsmoke judge#vinsmoke siblings#vinsmoke family#germa 66#whole cake island#wci spoilers#character analysis#one piece meta#essay#misogny#women in media
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"oh daemon's wife is cheating on him-" IDGAF he groomed her i think rhaenyra gets to kiss girls without judgement thanks
#rhaenyra should kiss 4 more women before the end of the season#like!!! you're gonna judge rhaenyra for kissing mysaria when daemon is literally undermining her and WORKING AGAINST HER right now?#house of the dragon#hotd season 2#hotd spoilers
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Results from the ‘Who is the tallest MDZS Character poll! Thank you all for voting!
#poorly drawn mdzs#mdzs#nie mingjue#lan wunian#lan xichen#lan wangij#poll#Thank you all for showing up with your whimsy! I saw so many funny tags and messages! What a blast it has been!!!#Nie Mingjue was the distractor answer - word of god *does* say he's the tallest but...he *was* dismembered and beheaded.#It's still a grey area though! This was all for fun after all B*)#Jin Ling uses his hair as a little lasso. Good for night hunting and asserting dominance!#Not the tallest due to his hair gel getting stuck on his hands and reducing the height of his throw during the judging.#And yes- Poorly Drawn Jin Ling is ~4cm tall. Grab you rulers out an visualize that <3 My Friday Treat for you all.#Real feminism is the fact that all the men who won did so by technically cheating and the woman (horse) did it the honest way.#Real feminism is being a horse. Everyone better start getting on that. New Year's resolution. Horse time.#My apologies to the Jin Zixuan likers (lowest votes): He's a bit of a fail wife but that's okay.#I like to imagine that It's the ghost of JYL committing voter fraud to give him pity votes.#(It is still voter fraud if a ghost votes right? Has anyone looked into the legality of ghost voting?)#Much to think about....Hey speaking of the ghosts of women: See you all tomorrow for the new poll!
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Do Ace Attorney men respect women?
Phoenix: He respects women. He was raised by his Momma💜
Miles: Duh.
Larry: He respects women in the way Sir-Mix-a-Lot respects women (if ykyk). He also listened to an alpha male podcast to try and find (another) girlfriend; it didn't work so he never did it again.
Godot: He respects Mia and Mia alone. #MiaFeyRights
Manfred: In the traditional sense, yes.
Apollo: He took a semester class in college about women's history so he thinks women's rights are pretty cool 😎
Klavier: He used to be like Larry when he was younger and just dated a lot, but as he grew up and gained respect for himself, he gained respect for others around him (especially Ema).
Kristoph: Uhhhh.... He doesn't care, really. Poison doesn't discriminate so neither will he😁
Simon: He'd strike a man ten times over before he'd EVER strike a woman.
Nahyuta: He worships a female deity in a religion that's female dominated with his mother, sister, and aunt being the main figure heads. Saying that he didn't like women would be an affront to his character.
Dhurke: For all I know, he's interacted with like 3 women all his life... And one of them was his daughter... So probably.
Eddie (Raymond): Um... Good question! Let's circle back to him later.
Eustace (Sebastian): He does🩷 He didn't take after his father (thank God).
Judge:
Take that as you will.
#i think they do😁#or shu could just be like: nah they all hate women and I just never told anyone until now#which would be pretty crazy if you asked me-#ace attorney#kristoph gavin#klavier gavin#phoenix wright#miles edgeworth#apollo justice#nahyuta sahdmadhi#simon blackquill#larry butz#godot ace attorney#manfred von karma#dhurke sahdmadhi#eddie fender#raymond shields#eustace winner#sebastian debeste#judge
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How to serve a man
#laura chastel#my art#hellsing oc#my oc#cw mild gore#cw blood#Laura finds out about gender roles#women belong in the kitchen? say less!#she's making meatballs :)#i drew this at the airport#a nice old man asked me about it. before I put in all the blood and meat#the finger was my mom's idea#i asked her if the meat (zoomed in bottom left) was realistic and she asked to see the whole thing#and I panicked bc I thought she was gonna judge me#but after 2 seconds of silence she said 'well you should put a little hand or a little foot there then'
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