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Two Women on the Balconey, 1936 - Gerda Wegener
when perverts comes up on my playlist
i have wild sentences roaming through me at all times
I hate you Ozempic craze I hate you 'heroin chic' I hate you weight loss ads on public radio I hate Burn Fat Fast ads every thirty seconds I hate you I hate you I hate you

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that one post about how the vocabulary of joy is grunts and moans and the vocabulary of loss is the dictionary. anyway i think the reason my posts have fallen off recently is because i want to live again
""...In most major teaching hospitals of New York it was the unwritten policy to do elective hysterectomies on poor Black and Puerto Rican women with minimal indications to train residents." In 1972, medical students at Boston City Hospital (BCH) protested the policy of performing unnecessary hysterectomies on Black women in order to allow residents to practice. The students also complained that experimental procedures, the coercion of patient signatures, and falsifying medical records were common practices amongst Black patients. So did students at Columbia University. The chairman of the BCH OB-GYN program did not deny the charges, but blamed "one bad apple".
Across the nation, Black women who trusted obstetricians to deliver their children were being surreptitiously sterilized, and this revelation poisoned relationships between them and their doctors. To accomplish the sterilizations, practitioners lied to patients, forged consent forms, or falsified medical records to reflect an "appendectomy" or gallbladder removal, so now it is impossible to know the exact number of African-American women who were sterilized without their knowledge.
Nor is there any record of how many such hysterectomies, if any, or medically justified. Some women, like Fannie Lou Hamer, would never told by their doctors that they had been sterilized, and others never found out. One of the few methodical surveys conducted revealed that at least 60 percent of the Black women in Hamer's native Sunflower County (Mississippi) unwittingly suffered postpartum hysterectomies.
By 1980, sterilization had become the most common form of birth control, and it still is, edging out condom use by 1%. But African American women remain far more likely than whites to undergo a hysterectomy, although researchers have known for over a decade that they are at a higher risk of the procedures complications and are more likely to die from surgery. According to the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), 41 percent of Black women who use contraception with sterilized, compared with only 27 percent of white women. Within a century, reproductive coercion had taken a 180° turn for Black women. During slavery, Black women had been forced to procreate, but now they were being forced into sterility. The consistent factor was white control."
Chapter 8- Medical Apartheid, Harriet A. Washington
I checked- as of 2022-23, by .1 percent, sterilization is still the number one option! 11.5 to 11.4 with the pill.
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little miss normal didn't hear what the group was talking about because she hasn't stopped reminiscing internally about how good it felt when she successfully managed to say her joke at the right time to make everyone laugh 30 minutes ago

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the mark of a real actor is if they did theater before they hit it big and continue doing theater after. if they didn’t do theater before, then they are hacks and if they stop doing theater after, then they are dilettantes who lucked out. obviously this applies to all actors ever and there are no exceptions.
they dont tell you this but you carry your upset younger self in you like a parasitic twin
Bro wants to be a fop but he's barely dapper
I think I just realized. The reduction of David Lynch to being quirky and weird and surreal really bothers me because of how how much of his work is ultimately about the impenetrability of his experience and the complex feelings he struggles to communicate or even format in a way other people can engage with. So it's just kind of unapologetically of his own cypher, and simply presents its own logic as it is. Which I believe, with all my heart, is an expression of him being autistic. And if you take his work seriously, that he is communicating something, there is such incredible depth to it. He's just straight up sharing his dreams. His deep thought, harvested from disciplined meditation and mystic introspection. People terminating their engagement with it at "he's so weird, it's funny" just betray how little they're willing to step outside their own perspective and seriously consider an autistic mind with respect, or dignity. Particularly one with such a beautiful, weeping heart. All of it was expressing things he had inside him. Even if he was funny, even if it coincided with comedy, he wasn't a joke. He was a genius.

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Six Men Getting Sick (1967), a short film by David Lynch
artworks by David Lynch