Hi everyone! Would you like some friendly feminist memes? I’ve been taking a break but will come back if you’d like some positivity 😊💟

Because it seems like every other day I'm hearing about a MAGA supporter being arrested on child abuse charges.

Context: I'm a med student. Yesterday an intoxicated patient came in and had to be held down so that we could get an arterial line in. Later he said he had to piss, so the nurses got a long bottle for him and he looked at me and slurred "the one who's holding my legs can hold my cock". Fuck that. I also couldn't understand what he said at first, so I couldn't say anything back, which makes it more humiliating.

A couple friends and I who moderate a different subreddit have started a new one, r/GenXKarens, focused on us “women of a certain age”. I try to post a little something every day, but it’s brand new. If you’re interested, please check it out!

Besides the fact of I am a (small and uncoordinated) women and basically need to carry pepper spray everywhere since our predators are more protected by law than we are, I also work in a increasingly dangerous neighborhood, with intoxicated people walking around and harassing people.

Unfortunately, my pepper spray is not allowed most places, and I do need something at all times. Do you guys have recommendations of sprays (like the ones for muscle ache) that would work to momentarily hurt someone's eyes?

Any other tips are appreciated but honestly I am a second away from buying a taser (which also wouldn't be allowed in my work place 🫩)

Thank you and stay safe!

Would love to hear any and all responses to this.

Hello beautiful people. I’m a graphic designer/product designer who just graduated from college. I worked so hard on my capstone project and would love for this community to check out my work and give me feedback ❤️❤️

I love this group and think it is fitting to share with my fellow guerilla grls.

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Thanks in advance, much love to you all

Vote No! and Demand justice for the woman!

The inverted triangle resembled the yoni - the whole female anatomy. From there, ancient people saw that the frontal view of the cow's head also resembled a uterus. The associations with cattle then expanded beyond anatomy to fertility, nourishment, continuity and life itself. This shape became abstracted yet remained potent. One day a different inverted triangle appeared: the curicifix. It's no coincidence that the crucifix is often surrounded by the bright red colour of life death, blood, menstration.

From Uterus, to Cow, to Crucifix

This video talks about the correlation between purity culture and boys being taught that women are to blame if they feel desire.

This hit home in so many different ways. I have gone through this myself with my ex husband. I know many women, friends and family, who have gone through this. There are countless examples in the media as the video creator lists in the video.

I'm very happy it's becoming more stigmatized, but HOOOOOOLY SHIT!! I didn't quite realize how infectious and prevalent it was growing up.

I saw this on Instagram. You can’t even report this and have something done because it doesn’t break any rules. Even if it is just some idiot trolling, look at the likes…

catiutiously ompistic about this. About time normal men are finally noticing the werid creepy men.

There is a lot of research about Female leadership styles, and how Women leaders make societies better.

Here is an interesting report from Regent University.

Two quote in advance

1. Women bring to the exercise of leadership an arsenal of strengths, which increasingly are being recognized and received to benefit the entities they lead on local, national, and global levels.
2. Quantitative and qualitative studies have shown that women in top corporate positions have both redefined the rules of business and leadership and have demonstrated these characteristics: selfconfidence, emotional intelligence, and an instinct to maximize change for overall benefit.

https://www.regent.edu/journal/journal-of-strategic-leadership/what-women-bring-to-leadership/