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progress:
(page 75 of 176)
"The choice to make the cells nekos is *chefs kiss* tbh 🐱" — 19 hours, 19 min ago
"The choice to make the cells nekos is *chefs kiss* tbh 🐱" — 19 hours, 19 min ago
progress:
On page 23.
"I never was taught a realistic view of history. This is already jam packed with knowledge! Since my parents neglected to educate me without whitewashing it all, I'm glad to be my own teacher now as an adult. I must pervade their ignorance."
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4 hours, 14 min ago
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progress:
(page 64 of 192)
""Two lesbians who stopped mowing their lawn because they're growing wildflowers to help save the planet. Nutty, for sure." (p. 34) 💀😭✋️
Love the inclusion of a Trumpie's POV. Really is tying this story together.
"She may not believe in a god, but she believes in these people." (p. 36)" — 19 hours, 17 min ago
""Two lesbians who stopped mowing their lawn because they're growing wildflowers to help save the planet. Nutty, for sure." (p. 34) 💀😭✋️
Love the inclusion of a Trumpie's POV. Really is tying this story together.
"She may not believe in a god, but she believes in these people." (p. 36)" — 19 hours, 17 min ago
“movements are made up of moments, strung out over months, years, decades. They become discernible as movements—are made to look smooth, contiguous, coherent—only after they have made a substantive difference”
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
“Maybe we cry when we're furious in part because we feel a kind of grief at all the things we want to say or yell that we know we can't. Maybe we're just sad about the very same things we're angry about.”
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
“Black women have long been the backbone of our political progressive past: the strategists and protesters and organizers and volunteers, the women who've gotten out the vote and licked the envelopes, pioneered the thinking that led to the revolutions. Yet they've been only barely represented in leadership of the political parties they've bolstered, their policy priorities have often gone unaddressed and unrecognized; their participation has long been taken for granted. And when white women have caught up to where black women have been for a long time, the work of the black women has often been appropriated, ignored, and uncredited by those with greater economic, cultural, and racial advantage.”
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
“The other side of the anger is the hope. We wouldn't be angry if we didn't believe that it could be better.”
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
“I’d like to extend a hearty fuck you to the national news media. This is for spending more time talking about my emails than all policy issues combined. . . . This is for constantly saying I “am flawed” or “have flaws” . . . motherfucker, name one!!! My fucking charity that gives HIV meds to poor people? Are you for real with this shit? And the Monday morning quarterbacks right now? You’re gonna criticize my campaign?? Bitch, I won the popular vote and I was running against America! Last toast: undecided voters . . . honey, if you were undecided after the Mexican rapist speech it means one thing: You needed me to be perfect. . . . You know, back in 1965, I ran for class president of my high school and lost to a boy who told me, “You are really stupid if you think a girl can be elected president.” Well, I put in fifty years of tireless, grueling work, and now, at long last, that little boy has been vindicated.”
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
― Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger
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