The whole notion that women didn’t work is pretty much about upper class white women’s experience because historically poor women of color have always worked and get exploited and literally so many aspects of feminism is like claiming that it has paced ways and given rights to women but its actually only beneficial to upper class white women. Women from third world countries have always worked and fought in war. We just never got the proper credits for it or anything.

Let me be clearer. The way that women who worked high wages jobs or ceo girlbosses are said to be breaking the glass ceiling and their wins becomes feminist win when it doesn’t really do much for poor woc. We still stay at the bottom. And we get exploited by those feminist ceos as well. From where i am from. Not only do women work. There are families where women are the only ones who bring in income. And yet they still don’t get the respect they deserve and their labor is not appreciated. Women rights have to come hand in hand with workers rights as well. That’s why what rich white feminists (who are regularly considered the voice of feminism) are not taken seriously by third world women. Because their activism does not help us. Then it comes to the entire conversation about how if u are not a feminist then you do not support your own rights. Or the entire slogan “we can do it”, women of color have always been doing it. We have always been expected to do the housework and then still bring in extra income. We’re housewives that still have to work outside and keep the house in order.

new reblog game actually put in the tags what the blog you reblogged from tastes like

my blog is bisexual propaganda full stop

they’re more than horses to me. they’re horsies.

did ancestry dot com and found out i'm not related to anyone ever in the world

Bigender or whatever but like if you took the worst things about men and the worst things about women and put it in one person

au where everyone becomes their pfp go

i know so many of us have been trained since a young age to be so accommodating as to fear ever expressing an opinion, but as we get older we need to understand that being “accommodating” to the point of total indecisiveness is a very uncomfortable way to go through life, for you AND those around you. it’s ok to have an opinion on something. it’s ok to make a decision. your friends won’t hate you if you’re the one to end the “where do you want to eat” “oh anywhere is fine with me” discussion by suggesting a restaurant. you’re not high maintenance if you say, “noon is more convenient for me” when someone asks you what time you want to hang out. make decisions, have opinions, be part of the planning process, understand that you’re not being inconvenient, you’re just contributing. 

Tell me an inside joke between you and a friend, without context.

I beg of everyone to read the tags to this post, as they are all random and hilarious and read kind of like a poem, if the poem was written by someone who was on a lot of drugs.