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14/01/2024

The mood board for 2024 >>>

09/01/2024

*female rage intensifies*

03/01/2024

Your safety matters. January is and we're here to help spread awareness and stop the cycle.

If you or someone you know is experiencing stalking, here are helpful resources to keep you safe: https://bit.ly/3Nz3LLl.

30/12/2023

I say this with love: are you okay, friend? 🤨

19/12/2023

We're not doing a lot of things in 2024, but what's one thing everyone should stop doing? 🤬 Policing women's emotions, especially anger.

🚨News flash🚨 Women do not need to be warm, positive, and friendly at all times! Showing emotions like anger is actually a GOOD thing, contrary to what the patriarchy believes. It means we still give a s**t.

If all we felt was indifference or complacency when we thought about gender inequity, abortion regulation, or any other issue... it would mean we expected and accepted those things as normal.

Has someone ever told you to "stop being so angry"? Tell us about it. ⬇️

16/12/2023

The girls get it. 🧀

15/12/2023

I'm not a regular aunt, I'm a cool aunt. 🤪

12/12/2023

And then we need a 30+ one where the playlist is strictly podcasts. ✨

11/12/2023

It's the impact for me. 🫶 Which of these would you want to gift or receive?

08/12/2023

Can we all agree to move past to-do lists and instead have "done" lists so we don't feel like a total failure? 😅

01/12/2023

I CAN EXPLAIN! 😩🎵

27/11/2023

It'll be like our own version of 's Room Raiders. 🛏️

24/11/2023

Brb, going to double check my out-of-office reply real quick. 🏃🏻‍♀️

23/11/2023

Do you know in your heart that you never want to take on the responsibility of motherhood? ⮕ We often see research about how many people decide to not have children, but we rarely get into the other side of the coin: people who have children, then unfortunately learn that it might not have been the best choice for them.

Regretting motherhood and choosing not to have children is often shrouded in judgment from those who hear it, and guilt from those who believe it—but for SO many women, becoming a mother won’t change their lives for the best.

Motherhood is a real and complex experience, often overshadowed by societal expectations. And for those who either decide not to have children or have that sinking feeling of regret once they do, it's crucial to provide space for these conversations without judgment or guilt.

When you think of "motherhood", what feelings come to mind?

22/11/2023

Soup recipe collection > most things in life.

18/11/2023

What a concept. 📚

17/11/2023

Most of us fail this feminist test time and time again (including us!). 👀 Raise your hand if you're familiar with the Finkbeiner test. 👋 No? You're not alone! The Finkbeiner test is a checklist proposed by journalist Christie Aschwanden to help journalists avoid gender profiling in articles written about women in science. In order to pass the test, an article about a female scientist must not mention...

🧬 that she is a woman
🧬 how she is a role model for other women
🧬 how she's the "first woman to ..."
🧬 her husband's job
🧬 her childcare arrangements
🧬 how she nurtures her underlings
🧬 how she was taken aback by the competitiveness in her field

What do you think: Should we stop making gender the front and center issue for every story or acknowledgment that's written about a woman?

15/11/2023

Period anxiety in sports is real. 🩸 Here's how women's soccer teams around the world are tackling these sexist uniform standards and are instead promoting inclusivity.

Do you think the uniforms in women's sports should be re-evaluated? 👇

13/11/2023

Why be the supporting role when you can be the gladiator? 💪

08/11/2023

As the days get shorter and the mornings get darker, remember to hit that self-care button even harder. ✌️We're talking moving your body, calls with loved ones, nourishing meals, and dance parties in your living room type of stuff.

How do you get through the dark and cold winter months?

04/11/2023

Is there anything worse?

01/11/2023

Lesson learned. 🙅 What's the most embarrassing thing YOU'VE ever worn? Sound off in the comments.

31/10/2023

Just add it to my tab, demons. 🔥

27/10/2023

Witch, please. 😑 When it comes to expectations for fathers being a parent, the bar is in hell. Agree or disagree?

25/10/2023

The only thing you SHOULD do is whatever the hell you want. Everything else is just noise. 🔇

01/10/2023

What's hotter when men give us the bare minimum?

30/09/2023

I am, however, in the mood to order takeout and see who Rory Gilmore chooses for the 20th time. 📺

27/09/2023

*Cautiously Googles "consumptive appearance"* 🪞

25/09/2023

And yes, every day is a check-up. 🩺

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Postpartum care needs an UPGRADE. 😤Standard postpartum care in the U.S. includes just one appointment after birth, which seriously falls short of addressing the critical needs of new moms. Postpartum depression rates spiked noticeably during the pandemic, affecting 1 in 5 U.S. moms and disproportionately impacting Black mothers. Let's advocate for comprehensive postpartum care and address the social determinants of health for a healthier future. What's been your experience with postpartum care?

So we're all in agony right now, huh? 🤔 Video via butteredlovers on TikTok.

Are we thinking that'll happen this century..or...? 👀

Today, we honor the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a pivotal moment for reproductive rights. 51 years ago, it ignited hope for choice and autonomy. Here's what happened since. 👇 🗓️ 1984: The Global Gag Rule was introduced, which prevented foreign organizations that receive U.S. health aid from providing information on and referrals for abortions (or even advocating for abortion access). 🗓️ 1992: The landmark case Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey reaffirmed that the Constitution protects the right to abortion, but created a framework that would make it easier for state politicians to create restrictions. 🗓️ 2007: The Supreme Court upheld the first federal legislation to criminalize abortion, allowing Congress to ban certain second-trimester abortion procedures. 🗓️ 2016: The Supreme Court ruled that two Texas abortion restrictions were unconstitutional because they would shut down most abortion providers in the state. This was the strongest defense of abortion rights in 25 years. 🗓️ 2020: The Supreme Court struck down a medically unnecessary law that would have made abortion virtually inaccessible in Louisiana. This was the last time Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a chance to rule on abortion access before she died later that year. 🗓️ 2021: Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization was brought to the Supreme Court, dealing with a Mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks. 🗓️ 2022: A leaked draft of the Supreme Court opinion indicated that the precedent set by Roe V. Wade would be overturned, leaving Americans without a constitutional right to abortion. A few months later, the official decision came out and did just that. 🗓️ 2023: By mid-year, 14 states introduced near-total abortion bans during any point in pregnancy, and 6 states implemented abortion bans with other limits from 6 to 20 weeks after a person’s last menstrual period. TL;DR? 👉 While the majority of Americans support a

While the representation of abortion in television and film is increasing, storylines on screen often miss the crucial context that surrounds the real-life and complicated decision that impacts hundreds of thousands of women in the United States. Pregnancy decision-making must be portrayed completely, accurately, and empathetically on screen because it has the power to open up real and honest discussions about the right to choose. New America’s Better Life Lab (BLL) and the UCSF’s Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health teamed up to create a guide to support entertainment-industry creators on #ReScriptingAbortion. See it here: https://bit.ly/3SdQMBY

Ah, the timeless art of someone who can't handle a woman with an opinion. Gendered power dynamics at work can unintentionally (and sometimes intentionally) create an unjust workplace that perpetuates lower pay, inequality, and a permanent glass ceiling. ⬇️ Gentlemen, let's amplify all voices and create a workplace where everyone's contributions shine, mmk? Shout-out to the ones who are already doing it. 🫶

In 2024, our agenda is crystal ✨ clear: continue to untangle the mess of women's rights and gender equality. Follow along as we amplify important issues that demand our advocacy as we navigate the issues that somehow still need addressing. What are the issues you're passionate about this year? Share your thoughts and let's make waves together!

Gotta jet! 👋👋👋 Video via samanthalreid on TikTok.

Whether it takes you one day or one year to get there, you still got to that destination, didn't you? 💭

2023 wasn't giving... much. But every cloud has a silver lining, and here are some wins we'll gladly take for women and girls all over the world. 🌎 While it may feel like we have more work to do than not, we can celebrate the moments that continue to propel the fight for gender equity forward. Onward! 🚀

Reunited and it feels so good. 🥳

I'm good, thanks. ✋

This you? 🤨 Video via cececammiee on Tiktok.

Say it with us: "I am not a problem that needs fixing." 🗣️ How would you describe the mindset you're approaching the New Year with? Video via jenn_salvagedsawhorse on TikTok.

So when do I start? 😃

Per my last left jab. 👊

Meet yourself where you're at and take time working on you. ✍️ A much-needed reminder from Shae (sakpasee) on TikTok.

Don't Tell a Woman to "Relax". Here's Why.

We're not doing a lot of things in 2024, but what's one thing everyone should stop doing? 🤬 Policing women's emotions, especially anger. 🚨News flash🚨 Women do not need to be warm, positive, and friendly at all times! Showing emotions like anger is actually a GOOD thing, contrary to what the patriarchy believes. It means we still give a sh*t. If all we felt was indifference or complacency when we thought about gender inequity, abortion regulation, or any other issue... it would mean we expected and accepted those things as normal. Has someone ever told you to "stop being so angry"? Tell us about it. ⬇️

Calling all silver foxes. 👩‍🦳 Are you embracing gray hair when it starts for you? Video via scarymommy on TikTok. #silverfox #naturalhair #goinggrey

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