chief warrior
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chief warrior
@kqlling1
Romanic cursemaxxing, dog owner, radfem ally and artist 🧑🎨 💜🤍💚 As a light skin Native American, I am anti-Spanish sand cracker monkey

Since men are shaming single mothers, criticizing women for gaining weight after pregnancy, and telling us to 'Choose Better,' women have heard you loud and clear. Childless women aged 20–39 now make up 52% of the female population—and they regret nothing! Full Video Below 👇


CONGRATS LADIES! 52% of women ages 20-39 are now child free and loving it. youtube.com/watch?v=4ssEOn…

James drake gives emma a swirly (had to re upload) #fishtanklive




شابة تبلغ من العمر 19عاما تعرفت على شاب عبر تطبيق مواعده على الانترنت وقررت ان تلتقي معه علم والدها بالامر وقام بالتواصل مع الشاب وتظاهر بإختطافها وذلك لتعليمها بشكل مباشر مخاكر ركوب سيارة مع شخص غريب. شرايكم بطريقة الاب!؟؟؟



شابة تبلغ من العمر 19عاما تعرفت على شاب عبر تطبيق مواعده على الانترنت وقررت ان تلتقي معه علم والدها بالامر وقام بالتواصل مع الشاب وتظاهر بإختطافها وذلك لتعليمها بشكل مباشر مخاكر ركوب سيارة مع شخص غريب. شرايكم بطريقة الاب!؟؟؟









What’s one of the darkest ways history controlled women’s voices?



The shaving of women's heads at the Liberation of Europe took place between 1944-1945. In France alone, around 20,000 women were publicly shorn during the "purge," before legal institutions were restored. These acts usually took place in front of crowds and were accompanied by insults, beatings, forced parades.. These women were accused of what was called "horizontal collaboration", a term used to describe intimate relationships with German soldiers. This, however, collapses into very different realities. It included consensual relationships, transactional exchanges for food or protection, relationships formed under severe economic pressure and sexual violence. In many cases, so-called consent was deeply constrained by hunger, fear and power imbalance. The punishment was gendered, women were targeted through their bodies and hair was a central marker of femininity. Shaving it stripped women of gender identity and transformed their bodies into public symbols of disgrace. What was being punished was not political collaboration, but the female body perceived as having betrayed the nation through sexuality. The shaving itself constituted a form of sexual violence. It often included being undressed, touched and exposed to a crowd. Most of these punishments were carried out without trials. Many women were never allowed to defend themselves and were punished on the basis of rumor or vengeance. The targets were often single mothers or working-class women, who lacked protection. Public shaving also served a broader social function. It allowed communities to channel anger after years of occupation, while diverting attention from male collaboration. It helped reassert a patriarchal moral order and symbolically purify the nation by punishing vulnerable bodies. Today, there is scholarly consensus that the shaving of women was a violation of human dignity. It was a punishment that targeted women almost exclusively, ignoring the realities of survival under occupation. As historian Fabrice Virgili has argued, the shaving did not truly punish collaboration; it punished the transgression of female sexual norms in a moment when society sought to restore control.





