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I work with homeless people and illiteracy is often a major part of why they're in that situation in the first place. If you can't read the forms you need to fill out for housing, social assistance, or medical care, you don't know what you're signing up for. If you can't read job applications, you can't know if you qualify for a job or not. If you can't read, you can't fill out a resume or a job application properly.
Not only that, you can't be warned about the dangers around you. My area has several places putting up warnings about drug poisonings and tainted drug supplies in the area, but that doesn't matter because most of my clients are reading at a 3rd grade level (if that) and can't read the words like carfentanyl let alone know what it means for them. We put up signs with instructions on how and when to use Narcan but if my clients can only follow instructions through pics, those words are useless.
My clients end up in hospital a lot and are often released with a pamphlet of instructions for how to take care of themselves once released. They may as well print out the instructions in Russian for all the good it does for my clients, who can't follow along! They cannot understand the tasks they are supposed to be doing for their health and it means that they often end up as frequent flyers in the ER for ailments a literate person would have been able to tend to on their own.
I could get more into this and maybe I will one day, but if we really want to do something about homelessness, we need to be doing something about the literacy crisis.
stevie is the coolest woman ever. ik this seems uncontroversial to most people here but itβs actually a big deal for a woman of her generation to outright say it.
Being hairy is so awesome #mammal
Whoresβ Glory (Dir. Michael Glawogger, 2011)
I remember watching this documentary (twice, actually) and sobbing uncontrollably. This scene really hit me because she let these words out reluctantly. She was silent and then said βwait, I have something to say.β We often forget that not everybody is just βaccustomedβ to their circumstances and that some people are just βbuiltβ to endure these hardships. They too suffer and they too want a way out.

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Iβve never hated someone so much that I want to inflict sexual violence on them. Itβs a bit terrifying how a substantial part of the population doesnβt feel the same . I wonβt pretend to be some saint with no disturbing or vengeful thoughts on those I despise but it still baffles me just how common it is for males to get turned on by the prospect of SA explicitly being used as a weapon .
I think a lot of women assume that if they get an idea, it must already have been thought of and that's how something works anyway. like in business I mean, in product design and other areas. like if you're sitting there, not a software engineer, and you think wow how does this app work? I bet it runs a check against if x is true and if y is true then it does this output otherwise this output....I bet that's how it works. then let me tell you something, sometimes the things we use everyday are programmed so stupid you wouldn't believe. and your off the cuff thought is actually so valuable and is worth a lot of money. but women assume that they can't originate good thoughts, and certainly not so easy, and not in something they have no training on. and so they don't go into business. they don't go into software design. they don't try to learn code and develop their own ideas. sexism in action. I want to shout it off the roof tops to all the women who assume they're "just not that good at that stuff" that 99% of the workforce are Just Some Shmoes!!! and we need you!!! Your brain is very good we need you!!!
Mental hospitals being mixed-sex is a human rights violation
I beg women to learn about their reproductive organs and how they function. We are already under-studied, there is no excuse for us to not know the little that has been documented.
I'm saying this because a woman recently posted a tiktok about her recent OBGYN visit and claimed that her doctor, upon her revealing she was having her period, asked her if she wanted him to "scoop it out." Immediately, hundreds of women fawned at the idea of this being possible and lamented having never been told so nor offered the service.
The service was not offered because it is not possible. That woman was lying for attention. To "scoop out" a period, the doctor would have to get through your cervix, an operation that is done for abortions.
Please, don't believe everything you see on the internet. Please, educate yourself about your own body.
βITS CULTURE!!! ITS THEIR RELIGION!!! ITS THEIR TRADITION!!! YOU ARE BEING RACIST!!!β
i do NOT care ! π if itβs misogynistic i AM going to hate on it ! π

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Hey all, while we're busy normalizing women with hairy legs, hairy armpits and bushy pubes, let's also normalize women with hairy upper lips, hairy chins, hairy side burns, hairy chests, and all the other places where women are supposedly magically hair-free.
I'd add to that list bald women, balding women, women with hormonal or genetic issues that make their hair thin and fall out - especially those with autoimmune disorders like AGA that make their hair disappear from the areas around the middle part and the top of the head. A lot of women are ashamed of it, it's rarely even talked about, even though it's a real issue that's more common than you'd think
i hate seeing men happy. cancel the world cup
In 1997, Julia "Butterfly" Hill climbed a 1,000-year-old redwood tree and lived 180 feet in the air for 738 days. Suspended on tiny platforms, she survived 90 mph El NiΓ±o storms and near constant harassment from loggers. But she refused to touch the ground until she successfully saved the tree. - Author: SwiPerHaHa
hi folks Iβm scarfbeard manbun and this is my girlfriend septumpierce undercut and weβre queering heterosexuality by making a joint tinder account for threeways
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"What if we find a way to keep fetuses alive outside the womb" that already exists, it's called the NICU and it took decades of advancements in medical science and technology. it takes an entire team equipped with state of the art technology to keep a fetus alive outside the womb. because it cannot perform basic life-supporting functions like breathing on its own. this isn't an anti-NICU post tbc. I'm actually considering the nicu as an option after going back to school because I really like fetuses and babies, I think they're neat. but the fact remains that it takes an entire team of doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, and more to keep a micropreemie alive. and most abortions occur even before the point that it becomes possible at all. "viable" doesn't mean ready to be born. it means it is possible to keep it alive thanks to medical science developed by the same "abortionists" whose executions you're always calling for.
also, it's not an "after birth abortion" when they "let" micropreemies die, it's fucking hospice care.
absolutely. and to add onto this, i was a nicu baby, and i was a late term abortion. when i was still in the womb i was dying inside my mother, so they had to induce her extremely prematurely to save our lives. there was a very high chance of me dying because they took me outside of the womb before they knew if i could survive on my own, but the chances of me and my mother dying if i stayed inside her were 100%.
the procedure to remove me is medically and legally a late term abortion. i was aborted, and it saved my life. if they hadnβt aborted me, my mother and i would both be dead, my siblings would have been left with a dead mother, and i would have never even gotten a chance to live a single day. and now, people are being denied this procedure and dying because itβs literally an abortion!! mothers and their babies are being killed because their doctors are not allowed to perform life-saving abortions.
on the same note, my sister was recently denied an abortion. which is to say, cleaning out the already dead fetus after she had a miscarriage from a wanted pregnancy. they refused treatment unless the DEAD fetus was actively killing her, because the procedure to remove it is medically and legally an abortion. they basically said to her βcome back when youβre dying of an infection or sepsis or something, until then you just have to bleed out.β my sister could have died from this, people HAVE died from being denied abortions after having a miscarriage. if she was one of these people, my sister would have been dead, my mother would have to live the rest of her life without her daughter, and my nephew would have had to live the rest of his life without a mother.
sick and tired of people saying to me βyeah, but thatβs different. you canβt really call those procedures an abortion, theyβre not really an abortion.β yes it is. itβs an abortion. any procedure that entails unnaturally removing a fetus and/or baby from the womb before theyβre sure it can survive outside of it is an abortion. if it wasnβt, people wouldnβt be being told that, sorry! we canβt do that! youβll have to come back when youβre already dead. i was aborted, my mother had an abortion when she was pregnant with me, my sister needed an abortion after she had a miscarriage. all of these things are ABORTIONS! and now mothers and babies are being killed, murdered by these anti-abortionist fuckers and the laws they put in place to βsave and protect poor, innocent lives!β
the procedure to remove me is medically and legally a late term abortion
read it, now read it again.
this procedure is an abortion from a legal and medical standpoint. laws that target "abortion" include this and more.
miscarriages are abortions ffs
and Shirley Exemptions are no way to protect anything
abortion is healthcare
thank you for bringing up the Shirley exceptions because i think people don't realize when they say "surely that would be an exception" what they're really saying is "surely the doctor would put their ass on the line and risk life in prison for me" which is a pretty bold thing to just assume
if there are going to be exceptions, the legislation needs to clearly lay them out, say which specific procedures are permissible in which specific circumstance. but that would require actually understanding the medical science related to pregnancy so we all know that's not happening
My cousin had a miscarriage and had sepsis. They wouldn't do shit for her in Texas, so she had to cross the board to get it done in Mexico so she yknow, wouldn't die.
They straight up do not care that people have, will, and continue to die. Especially the 'wrong' kinds of people.
And keep in mind the people signing these bills, rich mfs that they are? They'll always ALWAYS have access to getting their mistresses, daughters, anybody THEY want, to get an abortion.
Sickening.
One of my best friends works in an ER in a state where there hasn't been a ruling on abortion in almost 100 years, but because that law is anti-abortion unless the life of the mother is under *eminent threat* they cannot perform ANY abortion procedures until you are actively going under.
They had a woman come in maybe 2 months after Roe v Wade was overturned. She was a day or so post-miscarriage. It was her 2nd miscarriage. She and her husband had been trying for YEARS. They were paying THOUSANDS for fertility treatments and thought it would work this time. She was sobbing. Her husband was sobbing.
But more importantly... they came in because she had just collapsed and was having bouts of dizziness.
An ultrasound my friend performed confirmed 2 things:
She had had an incomplete natural evacuation. There was still a fair amount of tissue in her uterus, which would definitely be decomposing by that point (the uterus is not a sterile environment).
There was no heartbeat. None. Not a single contracting cell.
They called Legal, because they knew exactly what was going to happen. This woman, unless given an artificial evacuation (aka... an abortion), would become septic. Legal said, "You can't until her vitals drop. In the eyes of the law, if she could technically pass the tissue naturally until the moment before you intervene, you have performed a medically unnecessary abortion. Anyone who assists will be stripped of their medical credentials and put on trial for murder, and the hospital cannot defend you and will not be held responsible."
There was nothing the woman or the family could sign. There was no loophole. My friend went over the vitals collected by her nurse all night, but she hadn't crashed yet. Just slowly became more and more delirious from the infection spreading from the dead tissue. The only medications they could even give to ease her suffering were meds/doses approved for actively pregnant women.
Her husband could only sit there and watch.
When the woman's blood pressure suddenly dropped, they rushed her into the OR for the evacuation/abortion, which they'd had prepped for her. At that point, my friend's line of care was over. The doctors who took over the case said she was being recommended to internal surgery because her uterine tissue has started going necrotic as well, and would need to be removed.
This meant her chance to have her own baby would drop to almost nothing.
Before Roe v Wade was overturned, this would have been an upsetting in-and-out trip to the ER after a terrible, terrible day. My friend barely would have batted an eye after the 5 minutes of sympathy she could have afforded before moving to the next patient.
But because it happened after, this woman lost her baby, nearly lost her life, and permanently lost any ability to carry a child to term in one long, shitty, horrific weekend. Infections like that are extremely damaging to the body as well; she may have permanent side effects.
FOR DEAD TISSUE. Dead. The baby was dead already. It was already gone. It was so dead and gone that it was ROTTING inside her.
While much less damaging, my friend and her team were permanently scarred by this event. She'd been in this small town ER for almost a decade by that point, she went through the COVID shutdown in that hospital, she's seen UGLY, haunting things and told me the HIPPA versions with a completely straight face.
She could barely get the words out on this story. She choked on the guilt. She cried, and she'd never cried over a medical story to me before.
I told a Pro-Life woman this story once. I told her, "If your daughter has complications with her pregnancy, you have to get her to [state where abortion is legal] immediately, no matter what it costs. This is what is happening here."
She cried. She cried just hearing about it, third-hand. Because of course she did. It's horrifying. It's undeniably WRONG.
And when she claimed that this must have been some cruel twist of a law taken too far, some unfortunate, unforeseen side effect... I reminded her that this is what was happening before Roe v. Wade, and in living memory of the Supreme Court and sitting members of congress. Because Roe v Wade was ruled on in 1973. And those old fucks all remember 1972.
They just don't care about making exceptions, because exceptions mean loopholes to them, and what's the trauma of a few unknown nobodies to politicians when they have their pearls to clutch and votes to secure?
I think I changed her mind that day, but it's difficult to care when people are still dying for and/or having their lives turned upside-down over dead tissue.
"it's difficult to care when people are still dying''
women. women are still dying. it helps nobody to pretend that this isn't a gendered issue just because 0.000001% of the individuals who give birth identify as transmen. only female people can give birth, and it is crucial to be perfectly clear about that because that is literally why this is happening. if abortion was a men's issue, it never would have been outlawed in the first place. all this "inclusive" language does is obfuscate and make it incredibly difficult to talk about issues that solely affect female people in a realistic way.
abortion bans are a product of misogyny. and women are the ones dying as a result of them

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if it's so unethical to want to avoid giving birth to an unhealthy baby why should women avoid drugs and alcohol during pregnancy