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Man held after allegedly killing wife over sex denial, burying body in garden
monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/na…
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Sabella Sabran-Ead
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Sabella Sabran-Ead
@Solnit_given
HERE TO LIVE THE LIFE THAT WAS DENIED PREVIOUS GENERATIONS OF WOMEN.✊🏿 A LEARNING FEMINIST.😌
Katılım Kasım 2019
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Men want sex, they use sex as a way to degrade you, to consider that by having sex with you they conquered you and that you are a trophy, think that using men for sex empowers you is like thinking that working more for your boss is freedom
lu@hilosfemi2
some of yall dont want to hear it..
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This is what happens when we tell men they are leaders based on just being a man rather than actual substance.
You see dull unqualified males speaking on topics they know nothing about and people believing it because he’s a “MAN”
Therefore he must know what he’s saying.
Deborah Ocheido@d_ocheido
Wow, “women have Cesarean sections because they did not get married as virgins” A grown man said this. That May be enough internet for today. Wow
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As soon as you perform a structural analysis of political economy online, a working-class member of the professional managerial class will inevitably start defending the status quo in which they seem to benefit.
St Paul cooked when he said we wrestle not with flesh and blood.
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Most of the young women I speak to are not interested in marriage anymore & understandably so; they've grown up surrounded by unhappy, often violent marriages; the men they meet claim to support equality but, scratch the surface, & they quickly turn out to be misogynistic.
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There is no "Gender war". Men have been abusive for generations and women are finally refusing to tolerate it anymore.
That's all
Chaos@kizzriee
Hot take:
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”I think there are two ways in which people are controlled. First of all, frighten people & secondly demoralise them. An educated, healthy and confident nation is harder to govern.”
- Tony Benn
Simon Miln@sequi_simon
The scale of lying from governments and their various media agents is now beyond stupendous. Whilst appalling, what is staggering is people's reaction to this horrifying situation: acceptance.
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You can twist yourself into anything, turn yourself into their hoe and a man who wants to cheat will still cheat.
Focus on holding them accountable instead of teaching women to become what they’re not.
BLXCK@Callme_BigV
My husband is always looking at other women Watch and learn
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“A society that no longer studies itself seriously becomes easier to manipulate.”
It’s intentional. The same way civic education was scrapped from schools and is being stifled in public discourse. It kills critical thinking and becomes a tool for erasure for authoritarian governments.
Araali 🦉@joelanthony23
The last thing Uganda needs is fewer people trained in the humanities.
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This is probably the most common and pervasive way in which little girls are taught to prioritise men and placate them at all costs and little boys are taught that life should revolve around them as adults.
Collins🦋@collinstimbela_
A grumpy man can control a family without ever raising his voice. He just has to make his displeasure expensive enough. A long silence at dinner. A ruined car ride. Soon, everyone starts pre-adjusting. The kids are told “not now” before they can ask. She chooses the restaurant he likes, the movie he won’t complain through, the route that avoids traffic because traffic makes him unbearable. This is how a household becomes organized around one person’s refusal to regulate themselves.
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Museveni doesn't care, prepare for the factories.
Priya Satia@PriyaSatia
Instead of worrying that humanities degrees don’t prepare students for jobs in today’s world [product managers finance consultants startups], we should worry that we’ve created a world with such little value for literature, art, philosophy—anything that expresses the human soul
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I dislike being overly admired by friends & associates because I’ve seen first hand how quickly the admiration can turn into envy & jealousy.
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