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History of Feminism

BainsBane

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2. It goes far beyond her

Reply to boston bean (Reply #1)

Thu Jul 31, 2014, 12:02 PM

Jul 2014

Mineral Man tried to start a positive thread suggesting Harriet Tubman as a first choice, a fine suggestion. Naturally someone had to come defile that thread as well because the idea of women as something to be revered is unacceptable. For them, women are not people who contribute to the nation but Kim Kardashian and Ginger, or Clinton, a woman they see as owned because women are merely objects of possession.

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You've come a long way, baby [View all] BainsBane Jul 2014 OP

I saw that dollar pic out in GD. boston bean Jul 2014 #1

It goes far beyond her BainsBane Jul 2014 #2

Really, I missed that one... I'll go try to find. boston bean Jul 2014 #3

Indeed. KitSileya Jul 2014 #6

we live in a truly sick world. how suicidally stupid does a group have to be to hate its life- niyad Jul 2014 #4

Now we have a comment BainsBane Jul 2014 #5

oh geez--the things I miss with computer problems. niyad Jul 2014 #7