Maps and photos!
Speaking of the Soviet Union…
If you have not watched Chernobyl, do so… it’s a great series…
And… one more…
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[ETA] MOARRRR!!!
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After reading some of the inequality highlighted in Women’s History Month news so far (and lack of concern expressed about it), maybe we should pick a day to repeat this historic event in other countries:
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A bit of Irish history for just past the feast day of St. Padraig.
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Cross post from BLM:
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Black Panther art!
And…
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Bryn Mawr College to remove former president’s name from library after legacy of antisemitism and white supremacy
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Today is the 112th anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire… a key event in the history of american labor…
Also, this song…
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Wow. This explains so much about the background to Rand Paul’s ideology that I just never really knew.
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The book sounds interesting. I’m definitely gonna put it on my x-mas list this year.
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Adding here to avoid having 2 in a row…
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That what an interesting article.
Sharing. Thanks!
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So are empathy, compassion, and solidarity fucker.
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When people like that start insisting that it’s only “human nature” that people “want to be with their own kind” it’s pure bullshit and always has been. It’s always been an excuse for violence against people they don’t like.
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Portraying cultural things as “natural” and therefore above interrogation is a strategy of the right wing. Women’s place is in the home, and I base this on a particular period of capitalist, imperialist, white history and generalise without ever cracking an anthropology book open. I’m looking at you Kermit Thee Peterson.
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And they keep reading shitty history books that make up lies about the past to support their “arguments”… “Well, this is how people lived since civilization began!” 
WRONG assholes! Just, WRONG…
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I neglected bourgeois in that rant. Working class women under capitalism have always done the factory work at the bottom of the heap.
Which is kind of funny because in most hunter gatherer peoples the women, while also looking after the children, gathered most of the nutrition. Hunting served other purposes but large game hunting has never been a value proposition for nutrition.
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