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Feminist post pt 1
One reason why 'Mad Max: Fury Road' deserves the Best Picture Oscar
Complaint: Itβs not Serious and Important.
Counter: What is Serious and Important anyway? And is Fury Road any less serious and important than best picture winners like Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, The Departed, or Silence of the Lambs? What might seem most unusual for an awards candidate is that Fury Road is purely an action film with seemingly little pretense on being anything more than a fun time. But making a truly great spectacle is every bit as challenging as making anything else (and in the case of Fury Road, which has been in the works for nearly two decades, arguably more difficult). And there are thematic topical issues in play β the film clearly has things to say about feminism and environmentalism β but thereβs just no time for ponderous kingβs speeches on these subjects. With its usual micro-economy, Fury Road managed to hit its patriarchy critique and environmental fears with a single repeated question, spoken and written by the rebellious wives: βWho killed the world?β

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There is no such thing as βtoo gayβ.
Embrace your gayness, do it your way.
Iβm fucking tired
Fight Like A Girl Patch by fairycakes
Journalist Anna Breslaw makes a great point about the hypocrisy in stars claiming to be feminists but not speaking up when it really matters. Thankfully, many celebrities did tweet their support for Kesha.

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Consent is not transient. Consent toΒ hugging is not consent to making out. Consent to making out is not consent to sex. Consent to sex is not consent to 9 months of pregnancy and childbirth.
You canβt have feminism without intersectionality.
We can ALL do it. All though the majority or women in this picture are white, an attempt at intersectionality is always appreciated. Via: feminist apparel on Instagram
Awesome chalk art & message by @asofyetuntitled πππ Thanks to the people an who chalked for @stoprapeeducate in Johannesburg, South Africa this past Saturday! Your voices are echoing around the world! ππππππππππππππππππππππ #StopRapeEducate #StopRapeEducateWorldTour #southafrica #johannesburg #consent #respect #joburg #education #humanrights #peaceandlove #men #jozi #namaste #loveandlight #feminist #feminism #humanitarian #bluehairdontcare #bethechange #changetheworld #africa #travel #instatravel #yesallwomen #art #instaart #rapeculture #chalkart (at Johannesburg, South Africa)
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Wishing you a supportive and intersectional new year. <3
Wonder Woman Wednesday: Franchesca Ramsey
Franchesca Ramsey is a writer, vlogger, and actress. Her Chescaleigh channel combines comedy and wit to tackle social issues like racism and sexism.
Ramsey is also the hosted of Decoded, a MTV web series about race and pop culture.