Saint Avangeline

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Serpentine Queen

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He would always refer to the boys as gentlemen and the girls as females and it made my blood boil. I remember asking him to call us "ladies" because it felt disrespectful to address the boys as a title, and us to our sex. He laughed and told me he'd call us "ladies" if every girl agreed with me. He was hoping it would deter me.

Well, I took that as a fucking challenge. I spoke with every classmate, explained the disparity between the titles, the sexism, how degrading it was, and every single girl signed that paper.

The year I turned 11 absolutely radicalized me. There I was, this smart, capable, creative girl. A human being just like everyone else. Whose body had just started to bleed; capable of creating life. Wise beyond her years, as were most of the girls I knew at that age. We were so much more complex, though I often envied the simpleness that came with being a boy, blissfully unaware. Until that point, we were untethered, our counterparts felt equal in competition and skill; a playing field with even footing. It really pissed me off that an educator wrote off an entire group as just "females," when we were so much more than that. He erased our humanity.

My teacher opened my eyes that year to what living as a woman really can be, and what I will always wholeheartedly refuse to accept in my life and will always fight against. I won't tolerate that shit. Never never never. I won't live in a world that doesn't serve me, and I won't put myself in a position to not be served. Not a single human on this planet should have that sort of reality check, because respect should've been the reality from the jump.