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Molly Jong-Fast
@mollyjongfast.bsky.social
6 days ago
She lived the American dream, she was a feminist icon. She will be missed.
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@womensartbluesky.bsky.social
3 days ago
Bicycles brought unprecedented freedom to many women, creating a change in restrictive clothing, independence of movement and were an iconic symbol of early feminism. #WomensArt
Monochrome photograph featuring two white women in late 19th century attire relaxing together on grass by a tree against which two bikes are propped
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A.R. Moxon
@juliusgoat.bsky.social
5 days ago
BBC gets gnarled moldy hate troll JK Rowling to eulogize beloved feminist icon and queer ally Dolly Parton. I guess Harvey Weinstein and Louis CK were unavailable or whatever.
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Jesse Myerson
@jessemyerson.bsky.social
7 days ago
This man showed up to a WNBA game, shouted and harassed the women playing basketball, making a scene that focused on himself rather than the athletes, and now is complaining that his feminist allyship is underappreciated. Goofy lil bigot.
Enes Kanter tweet:

I just got kicked out of a @WNBA game for supporting WOMEN!
Let that sink in, AMERICA!
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Kat Tenbarge
@kattenbarge.bsky.social
6 days ago
The idea that these anti-trans provocateurs care about feminism or the integrity of women’s sports has always been a total farce. But I’m not shocked they can convince people otherwise in a culture so misogynistic people can’t even see it when it’s right in front of their face
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Molly McQueen 🏳️‍⚧️☯️☭🍓
@subtlypunk.bsky.social
6 days ago
When I was checking out classic feminist films I've never seen, one of my favorite discoveries was 9 to 5. I thought it would just be a predictable, straightforward film about women in the work place but it turned out to be a zany stoner comedy closer to Superbad. Highly recommended. 💖 RIP Dolly
Poster of 9 to 5 starring Jane Fonda, Lily Yomlin, and Dolly Parton featured standing above Dabney Coleman tied to an office chair.

Tag line: The power behind the throne
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Monica
@softtail65.bsky.social
7 days ago
Name another song that mentions the word "Baby." 🎶 Released in June of 1974, the Paul Anka song written for his wife, "You're Having My Baby," hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on August 24, 1974. The song received condemnation from multiple feminist groups but still went on to stay at the 👇
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Nadia Whittome MP
@nadiawhittomemp.bsky.social
5 days ago
Rest in peace Dolly Parton, a country legend who stood up for working class people and was proudly feminist, anti-racist and pro LGBTQ+. An advocate for children’s literacy, she launched the Dolly Parton Imagination Library – a book gifting scheme for children under the age of five. [1/2]
A photograph of Dolly Parton holding an open book with many more books underneath her stacked on a table.
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Jacqueline Antonovich
@jackiantonovich.bsky.social
6 days ago
Anyway, I’m so sad, but also...what an extraordinarily full life she led. A life full of music, love, giving, laughter, and a very particular kind of feminism and humanism that left a lasting mark on the world. We should all hope to leave this world a better place like she did.
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Leah Greenberg ❌👑
@leahgreenberg.bsky.social
6 days ago
Dolly Parton was not just a legendary singer-songwriter, actress, or deeply beloved queer and style icon. She was a feminist and a humanitarian. Her quiet generosity and inclusive philosophy changed modern activism. Dolly will be remembered dearly, and truly missed.

Rest in power Dolly Parton 💔

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Bird 🌲
@birdwarde.bsky.social
5 days ago
I was lucky enough to design the logo for the new Maine chapter of Feminist Bird Club! 🦉
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Princess Vimentin PhD | Cancer Biologist
@princess-vimentin.bsky.social
5 days ago
Lunch time thoughts Those women who 1. Don’t support bodily autonomy for others 2. Reject the importance of feminism 3. Support repealing the 15th Amendment as it applies to women 4. Reject the efforts of the women's Suffrage movement Don't get to be celebrated on Women’s Equality day. #pinks
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L’Etat C’est Moi
@letatcestmoi.bsky.social
5 days ago
“Misogynistic views biggest red flag for violent extremism” Researchers examined 6 extremist movements: * incels * far-right * white supremacy * far-left * anti-feminism * religious extremism “Misogyny was the key ideology that cut across all of them.” www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08...
Misogyny identified as biggest red flag for violent extremism

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Misogyny identified as biggest red flag for violent extremism

A new study finds that violent attitudes towards women are not just a social issue but a matter of national security.

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รℓσαɳε ℓყรɓεƭɦ 🏳️‍🌈
@sloanelysbeth.bsky.social
1 day ago
transphobia is sexism being insidiously presented to the public as feminism.
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Quotes by Superior Women
@superiorquotebot.mas.to.ap.brid.gy
4 days ago
Anything a man can do, a woman can do backwards and in high heels. -- Ginger Rogers (Interview, 1964) #feminism #quotes
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Shooti
@bambooshooti.bsky.social
6 days ago
#ResistanceRoots John Neal was born on this day in 1793 in Portland, Maine. He was a passionate man who broke new ground in American art and literature. He was also a feminist, fitness enthusiast and advocate for racial equality at a time when those concepts were considered insanely radical. /1
Drawing of John Neal, 1856. Neal was a prolific writer, editor and critic and the first person to deliver a major lecture on women’s rights. He was also a staunch abolitionist who demanded equal rights for Black Americans and a vocal advocate for Indigenous rights. He was the crucial, chaotic catalyst who cleared the path so that modern American literature, physical fitness and civil rights could exist. He didn’t do it by building harmonious coalitions. He did it by launching such loud and logically inescapable arguments that he forced his critics to engage with his ideas, even if their immediate reaction was to yell back at him. By acting as the lightning rod for public outrage, he made radical ideas become familiar.
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Parkrose Permaculture ❌👑
@parkroseperma.bsky.social
11 days ago
She is legit. Her message is so powerful. So excited about these women DSA leaders driving our politics in the right direction. #matriarchy

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Tim O’Brien
@timobrien.bsky.social
2 days ago
“Yiannopoulos is a well-known champion of conservative causes and has frequently taken provocative public positions criticizing feminism, Islam and immigrants. He has been especially supportive of President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration enforcement policy.” apnews.com/article/milo...
Far-right British provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported after his immigration arrest in US

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Far-right British provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported after his immigration arrest in US

U.S. officials say British far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported back to the United Kingdom. The U.S.

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Dr. Samantha Hancox-Li
@sjshancoxli.liberalcurrents.com
6 days ago
to overcome this history of violence, of exclusion, of patriarchy--to overcome this vision of a zero-sum world divided into competing biopolitical communities--requires understanding it, not ignoring it to build the open society we must understand what it stands against: the old system
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Kathryn Brightbill ✒️
@kebrightbill.bsky.social
4 days ago
When the people who popularized the idea that C.S. Lewis was a misogynist because of how he wrote Susan are a sexual predator who hid behind feminism to prey on younger women and queen TERF, it would behoove people to not take their claims about how someone else writes women at face value.
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