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How Neocolonialism Works

robcayman:

How Neocolonialism Works

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1 month ago · 930 notes · Source

psychetimelapse:

[An image of a slim, White, conventionally attractive young woman wearing a thin white dress and an imitative Native American headdress, captioned, “I am a racist white girl stealing sacred objects from cultures I am privileged over. I am also presenting a hypersexualized image of native women, with additional use of Eurocentric ultra-thin beauty ideals. I am contributing to the rape and sexual assault on native women daily. I am disrespecting cultures whose genocide I benefit from. I am the face of White female privilege.”]

psychetimelapse:

[An image of a slim, White, conventionally attractive young woman wearing a thin white dress and an imitative Native American headdress, captioned, “I am a racist white girl stealing sacred objects from cultures I am privileged over. I am also presenting a hypersexualized image of native women, with additional use of Eurocentric ultra-thin beauty ideals. I am contributing to the rape and sexual assault on native women daily. I am disrespecting cultures whose genocide I benefit from. I am the face of White female privilege.”]

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1 month ago · 3,761 notes · Source

Privilege - Where do you fall?

Our identity is based on an intersectional framework. Our society is organized in a similar manner, based on such are power relations. Locate your privilege/power and use it to bring someone else up. 

Where do you fall?

*Credits - Devon Cardova, Equity Class

 In Solidarity, 

-P 

2 months ago · 0 notes

SO. TRUE. 

SO. TRUE. 

2 months ago · 15 notes

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2 months ago · 21,078 notes · Source

The Feminization of ‘Feminism’

Lets talk about the feminization of ‘feminism’. Sure it grew out of the women’s movement but it is not only about women. 

I think feminism provides an intersectional framework to operate from and analyze the world through. It’s a lens through which we can see the world in a different way, uncover new things and critique the world. 

It is an equity framework. One that pulls together all aspects of an individual’s life. 

You can apply the feminist framework into any sector - health, education, poverty, foreign aid, capitalism, governments. 

THUS next time you hear the feminism, please don’t cringe and think about burning bras and hairy women (not that anything is wrong with that). 

In Solidarity, 

-P

3 months ago · 3 notes

“Obama didn’t remake Washington. But his first two years stand as one of the most successful legislative periods in modern history. Among other achievements, he has saved the economy from depression, passed universal health care, and reformed Wall Street. Along the way, Obama may have changed his mind about his 2008 critique of Hillary Clinton. “Working the system, not changing it” and being “consumed with beating” Republicans “rather than unifying the country and building consensus to get things done” do not seem like such bad strategies for success after all.”
—  Ryan Lizza, The New Yorker

4 months ago · 19 notes

“The White House staff memos show Obama scaling back his proposals in the face of the business lobby, designing a health-care bill to attract support from doctors, rejecting schemes from his aides that could be caricatured by the right, and in dozens of other ways making the unpleasant choices of governing in a system defined by its constraints.”
—  Ryan Lizza, The New Yorker 

4 months ago · 3 notes