Hate How Women Being Gnc Is Just Her Being Normal And Natural And Human Like Not Shaving Hair, No Makeup

hate how women being gnc is just her being normal and natural and human like not shaving hair, no makeup etc. but when a man is “gnc” he actually chooses to conform to another societal standard (wearing makeup, painting nails, etc)

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body neutrality will always be more important than body positivity. you don't need to expand your definition of beauty to include yourself. you have a nose for breathing, legs for walking, and eyes for seeing. you don't owe "beauty" to anyone. learn to be comfortable in your body without having to be seen as 'attractive". confidence does not mean attractiveness


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1 month ago
Graphic of a man and woman standing next to each other. The woman’s shirt displays a graphic ‘83 cents,’ and the man’s shirt shows a dollar. Text reads, “in 2025, women still do not receive equal pay”
Graphic with five women with text that reads, ‘today women earn: (1) asian american women earn 93 cents, (2) white women earn 80 cents, (3) Black women earn 66 cents, (4) Latinas earn 58 cents and (5) indigenous women earn 58 cents - for every dollar a white man earns.
Graphic of a bar graph with text that reads, ‘Over the last 50 years the pay gap has narrowed but not closed. Here’s how we got here’
Graphic of a man and woman. Text reads, ‘before 1963… it was legal to pay women a lower wage than men’
Graphic of a woman facing a sign that reads, ‘hiring: women need NOT apply.’ Text reads, ‘Before 1964 it was legal for employers to outright refuse to hire women.’
Graphic of a pregnant woman with her office belongings in a box. Text, reads’ Before 1978.. Women could legally be fired for being pregnant’
Graphic of a small business owner trying to get a bank loan and being told no. Text reads, ‘Before 1988… there were significant barriers to women in business including requiring male co-signers’
Graphic of a Black pregnant woman weighing the options between family and career. Text reads, ‘Before 1993, women couldn’t take (unpaid) family leave without fear of losing their job
Graphic of a woman employee pumping at work. Text reads, ‘Before 2010… women had no right to the time and space needed to pump at work.’
Graphic of a lesbian worker carrying her office belongings away, including a pride flag. Text reads, ‘Before 2020, employees could legally discriminate against sexuality or gender identity’
Graphic of a woman with down syndrome with a work apron on. Text reads, ‘before 2024… disabled workers could legally be paid a sub-minimum wage.’
Graphic of a man and a woman. Text reads, ‘at the current rate of progress, the gender pay gap will not close until 2088.’

🧵 THREAD: This #EqualPayDay, let’s not forget how many of our workplace rights were only secured in the last few decades.

💪✨ We need to fight for our rights.

Here’s are a few examples:

📍 In 1963, the Equal Pay Act required employers to provide equal pay for equal work regardless of gender. 

📍  In 1964, the Civil Rights Act prohibited discrimination based on gender, race, religion, color, or national origin in public places, schools, and employment. Before, it was legal to refuse employment opportunities to women. 

📍  In 1978, the Pregnancy Discrimination Act made it illegal for employers to discriminate against pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions.

📍  In 1988, the Women's Business Ownership Act created support for women business owners and eliminated the requirement for male co-signers on loans.

📍  In 1993, the Family and Medical Leave Act gave some workers paid family leave, and provided job protection and security for employees who took unpaid time off to care for a relative or family member. 

📍 In 2010, the PUMP Act expanded the Break Time law, which provides key workplace protections for nursing mothers, including reasonable break time to nurse and a private place to pump.

📍 In 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court held that an employer who fires or otherwise discriminates against an individual simply for being gay or transgender is in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

📍 In 2024, the Department of Labor introduced a Final Rule to end an employer's ability to pay individuals with disabilities subminimum wages. 

Alt-text included on all pieces.


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Masterpost of Anti Porn Masterposts

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Negative effects of pornography

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Porn star testimonies

Addition: another masterpost

Addiction: another another masterpost lol

Porn addiction help

Science on porn data base

Porn myth busting

Porn and Homicide

Prostitution masterpost

Prostitution statistics

DDLG SUCKS

Unconditioning from kink

Male privilege

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You can’t change your gender because gender is the social expectations placed on you by virtue of your sex e.g. femininity is the gender assigned to females.

You can’t change your sex because sex is an immutable part of your biology that extends down to the cellular level e.g. female is the term for a member of the sex that produces large gametes.

What you *can* do is wear whatever you want and act however you want and like whoever you want regardless of what anybody says and regardless of your gender and sex. That is truly radical.


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“Let me describe to you what kind of world gender abolitionists actually dream about: When a child would be born it’s biological sex, being an actual physical reality, would be noticed but not a single assumption regarding the child’s personality would be made based on it. Growing up, children would be free to chose what toys and clothes they prefer. If they want to play with toy trucks or dolls, it would be fine either way. If they want to dress comfortably or in frilly colorful dresses, it would be fine. Regardless of the child’s biological sex. Certain personality traits would not be encouraged in members of one sex and discouraged in the other. Females would be free to be strong, brave and assertive and males would not be shamed for being shy and soft spoken. No female child would be called a tomboy and no male child would be called a sissy. No kid would ever be bullied for what we in our gendered world call “gender expression”. When children would reach puberty they would still be free to dress how they want. Females would not be pressured to wear clothes that reveal their bodies and males would not be shamed if they chose to. Everybody would have a free choice of accessories, which would not be categorized as “men’s” or “women’s” but people could should whichever they liked. Or chose to not wear accessories at all if that’s what they are more comfortable with. Females would not be pressured to keep their bodies slim, soft and hairless. Males would not be pressured to be athletic and muscular. Expectations of femininity and masculinity upon the body would not exist and affect negatively people’s relationship with their own body. Everyone could choose a career without fearing stigmatization within that particular field because of their biological sex. The most important thing would be competence and not what someone has between their legs. Domestic work would not be considered “women’s work” and would be shared equally between the sexes. Biological sex would only be thought about when relevant. Like for example in regards to issues surrounding sexual activity, reproduction or treatment of medical conditions related to a person’s biological sex. And everyone would be free to be themselves without ever having to worry about gender expectations. Nobody would feel the need to repress certain parts of their personality and exaggerate others in order to fit into some gender role that is being forced on them. Gender abolitionism is not about restricting people’s choices but about giving them greater freedom.”

http://burningax.wordpress.com/2014/10/06/a-gender-free-world-boring/ (via genderheretic)

-Sofia

(via askaradfem)


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White supremacy and colonization really forced that male/female binary forced onto so many communities, lands, and cultures, huh?

2 months ago

hey so it’s march now aka the beginning of endometriosis awareness month and i feel obligated to remind you that debilitatingly painful periods are not normal. if you or someone you know is ending up sick or bedridden every month, you are not crazy and deserve medical attention from someone who will take you seriously


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