May 5, 2012

Sisters.

April 30, 2012
First wives and twig hats forever.

First wives and twig hats forever.

(Source: alrightgeorge, via thecarnabetianarmy)

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Filed under: messages sisterhood 
January 29, 2011
westerners/outsiders are asking the wrong question

healingsakina:

asking: what made “them” (the egyptian people) decide to protest now? why did they tolerate things for so long?

implication: “they” deserved what they had because they weren’t saying anything against it until now.

what we should be asking: what do you (the egyptian people) want? do you want anything from us & if so how can we support you?

This is true in so many contexts.

(via jhameia)

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Filed under: solidarity sisterhood 
October 25, 2010
We’re A Long Way From Liberation


Study: Median Wealth for Single Black Women: $100, Single Hispanic Women: $120, Single White Women: $41,000

The Insight Center for Community Economic Development released a report on the gender wealth gap to mark International Women’s Day. The report found nearly half of all single black and Hispanic women have zero or negative wealth, meaning their debts exceed all of their assets. The median wealth for single black women is only $100; for single Hispanic women, $120. This compares to just over $41,000 for single white women. We speak with the chief author of the report, Mariko Lin Chang and C. Nicole Mason, Executive Director of the Women of Color Policy Network.

September 29, 2010
"Aesthetic Sister"

— I came across this term today in something whateverjeanne posted about Carolee Schneeman and Ana Mendieta and I am feeling it very strongly. Aesthetic Sisters, Rebel Sisters, Revolutionary Sisters.

September 23, 2010
"I still hear people say that I should not be talking about the rights of lesbian and gay people and I should stick to the issue of racial justice. But I hasten to remind them that Martin Luther King Jr. said. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” I appeal to everyone who believes in Martin Luther King Jr’s dream to make room at the table of brother and sisterhood for lesbian and gay people."

— Coretta Scott King (via queerwatch)

(Source: lgbtqblogs, via rosietherioter)

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