On March 7, 1965, 600 marchers, led by activists including John Lewis and Hosea Williams, aimed to march from Selma to Montgomery to demand voting rights. Following the violence, President Lyndon B. Johnson addressed the nation, leading to increased support for civil rights legislation.

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After taking time to connect with the Pretti family and with their consent, we are honored to share that we have created the Alex Pretti Nursing Scholarship. For those interested, you can learn more and make a gift here: crowdfund.umn.edu/campaigns/Al...

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The traits change, but the logic is identical: you’re demanding medical "proof" to validate a social identity. It only feels "different" because we’ve been taught to gatekeep gender in ways we’d never dream of for any other trait. If a rule only "works" for one group, it’s a double-standard.

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The original logic only sounds "serious" because it treats womanhood like a gated club with medical entry requirements. If you swap "women" for "blondes," the absurdity is obvious: demanding "follicle changes" (bleach) to prove an identity sounds unhinged, yet people accept it for gender.

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NOBODY is safe from this regime

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