Feminism

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Feminism, women's rights, bodily autonomy, and other issues of this nature. Trans and sex worker inclusive.

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"How can we make lemmy a safer place for women? Is it even possible to?" - literature.cafe (literature.cafe)

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[–] sparklepower@beehaw.org 8 points 1 year ago

i definitely think it's possible. anything has the potential to grow and change if we choose to prioritize it.

"you are not entitled to nice"

a few months ago, on a different social media website, i posted something controversial (which IMO should not be controversial, anyways) and a friend made a very similar post. my friend was assumed to be a white man, while i was assumed to be a BIPOC woman. he received praise for his post and i did not see any criticisms of his views. my post was immediately criticized. various users told me that my drama wasn't welcome here, i'm attention seeking, etc. when i asked one user why they were being so hostile to me, they responded with the quote above.

this was just one of the many demonstrations of misogyny that i've faced in the past 3 months online. it's tiring as hell to deal with it.