Layra
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Layra
@LayraBRadFem
RadFem. Abolición del género, la prostitución, el porno y los vientres de alquiler. 💜🤍💚










"Si fallamos, el feminismo corre el riesgo de convertirse en uno de los mayores errores de la humanidad: un noble proyecto de emancipación que, sin pretenderlo, condena a la extinción demográfica a la civilización más avanzada de la historia.”




Homosexuality is found in over 450 species. Homophobia is found in only one. You know what's unnatural now.





@MiguelGalanCNFE @noebah @PuriLop13 @ConSandraMoreno Hay que tener valor para plantarte como "el más feminista" siendo parte de los opresores. Imagina a un blanco diciendo que es el más antirracista o a un hetero diciendo q es el más activista por los derechos del colectivo. El mansplaining definitivo. Mi enhorabuena.

When France was liberated in 1944, the celebrations didn’t just bring relief—they also unleashed a wave of anger looking for somewhere to land. In towns and villages across the country, thousands of women were hauled into public spaces and accused of “horizontal collaboration” for having relationships—real, rumored, coerced, or transactional—with German soldiers. They became known as **les tondues**: the shorn women. And what happened to them was less about justice than public display. Their heads were shaved in town squares as crowds watched. Some were beaten or stripped. Some were marked with swastikas or marched through the streets while people jeered and cheered. Many were young. Many were poor. Some had been trying to survive in an occupied country with limited choices. Others were simply accused and swept up in the chaos. There were rarely trials or meaningful investigations—just humiliation, punishment, and a blunt need to make someone pay. What makes it even harder to sit with is the imbalance. While these women were punished publicly and immediately, many men who collaborated in more powerful ways—politically, economically, or strategically—often avoided this kind of instant, visceral reckoning. A nation bruised by occupation found a simpler target. And it chose women. The photographs still exist: shaved heads, blank stares, crowds turning punishment into performance. They’re a reminder that liberation isn’t always clean—and that in the aftermath of collective trauma, “justice” can slide into something else. © Reddit #archaeohistories



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Honestamente ojalá pudiera darse un debate de verdad calmado sobre trabajo sexual, creo que cuatro tuits pedorros sólo polarizan y me da pena porque de verdad es un asunto importante que puede cambiarnos la vida a muchas

¿Sabeis qué otras cosas suelen hacer las mujeres por violencia económica? Abortar. Todos tenemos claro que es un ejercicio de libertad y nadie pide la abolición del aborto.






