@postoctobrist some leading suffragettes just wanted a bendy straw into the blood milkshake of empire
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hazel elder
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hazel elder
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very, very funny arc for the last hundred years of British feminism but in fairness this is exactly what a lot of leading suffragettes had in mind by it
Saul Staniforth@SaulStaniforth
The Lady Chief Justice: Palestine Action was not a direct action civil disobedience protest group like the suffragettes, but used violence to destroy property The suffragettes burned down country houses & train stations, bombed churches & sent letter bombs to politicians.
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Once you view lesbianism as a dynamic rhizomatic expanse of different experiences it becomes way more easy to understand than some static platonic definition
dykeline (f: kat)@dykeline
as a lesbian i personally have always felt really uncomfortable being defined as a ‘non-man who loves non-men,’ i think there’s nuance and others really connect to the definition but i’ve always felt really dehumanized when people put it onto me
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my pope Eugene III
my Byzantines treacherous
my attack on Damascus ill-advised
my Crusaders washed
Peter G@petetweetsshit
My mayor Mauger My stadium major My drug ketamine Crusaders win fourteen
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@julianboolean_ richard pearse flew a plane on 31 March 1903 but he crashed it into a hedge. the wright brothers first flew in December 1903; they didn’t really have a practical aircraft until 1905, but split the difference and 1904 makes sense imo.
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@hazel_ost huh very interesting
we did get airplanes in 1905 which is pretty major so im a little reluctant to go that early
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being a bus number 4 chud is a constant experience of getting frequency-mogged by the route number 2 chads
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@KiddSpade1 I really don’t understand the impulse to moan and declare that we’re doomed just because we’re not like some huge touristy city in Western Europe. If you want to experience culture, you have to look for it and participate in it! Otherwise go live in Europe if it’s so much better.
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@KiddSpade1 Skill issue; this is strictly a suburban malaise. You gotta be proactive. Move to Wellington, go to local arts and music events regularly, be friendly to people in the smoking area… then try and tell me with a straight face that we have no culture.
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This is real and the lack of it is why living in New Zealand makes you want to kill yourself
melville@yourfriendmell
Biggest update from visiting Paris: the lived culture matters more than I thought. Everyone eats and drinks out. People walk around a lot. They’re very social. Still lots of activity at 2am Friday and Saturday It’s amazing
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auckland: a body without organs that forgot to become one
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@_colourmeamused glad you enjoyed it! it's a good place to live imo.
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@GirlDebord @HumanWaveAtt4ck look up Halvsugd from Norway they make transgender sludge!!
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@HumanWaveAtt4ck I realize that but tbh I don't really know how to look. I can't imagine plugging "transgender sludge bands" into Google would yield me any good results
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They should invent music by trans and/or lesbian artists in genres that I actually like
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four favourite japanese movies:
i've heard the ammonite murmur (1992)
gate of flesh (1964)
terrifying girls' high school: lynch law classroom (1973)
female prisoner scorpion: jailhouse 41 (1972)
/ᐠ•｡•ᐟ\@gumcats
four favourite japanese movies: happy-go-lucky (1997) postman blues (1997) his motorbike, her island (1986) 20th century nostalgia (1997)
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hazel elder retuiteado
@vivalarevolz patu (1983), vigil (1984), an angel at my table (1990), beyond gravity (1989)
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your letterboxd top four could only include movies from your country, what would your picks be🙂i’m trying to check smth
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the friend who's petering out: this is the way the world ends, lois, not with a bang but a whimper.
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