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Feminists Care For Boys and Men…Not Necessarily Act Like Them!
Last Saturday, November 19, was International Men’s Day. I decided to wait a while before commenting on it. Because November 19 was also birthday of Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi (born 1828) who fought against the British empire bravely, and is … Continue reading
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How we let the world down, America
This is Dianne Guerrero. When she was a child, she came home from school to find out that her whole family was deported back to Colombia. Today, this is going to be the state of multiple people, with multiple stories. … Continue reading
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