ariannemaya.myatproto.social
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you can talk about religiosity of society and the press all you like but it really is as simple as "major British "pro-rights" movements have yet to move into the current century on the issue of multiracial society", tbh
Show Posti'm fully sincere about this; Black feminism and intersectional feminism are the only reason we don’t have it way worse here
Show Postlot of debate recently about why the UK is so much culturally worse than the US on trans issues and the real #trvthnuke is that it's primarily because British feminists have historically been and still are far too white to realize that supporting segregation is bad
Show Postalso side note I was today years old when I learned how important the Anita Hill hearings were to the popularization of third wave feminism, but yeah, that would force a reckoning wouldn't it?
Show Postit's more complicated than that but those are a few of the big cultural differences that I think explain how anglophones who otherwise agree on most things can suddenly sharply diverge on this issue.
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