Reading A Textbook Chapter On Emergency Preparedness And Of Course They Threw In The Potential Of Biohazards,

Reading a textbook chapter on emergency preparedness and of course they threw in the potential of biohazards, including smallpox. My first thought was 'but we have a vaccine for smallpox' and my second thought was 'No one under the age of 50 is vaccinated though' (they stopped regularly vaccinating in 1972) and that was a terrifying thought.

Good Texts for baby Radfems

These books should help you learn exactly what some of the tenets of Radical Feminism are, as well as give you an exact explanation for some of the things you feel but can't really name/place a reason for. I found these helpful so I am sharing them to you <3

Download the PDFS here!

I hope it's as useful to you as it was for me :)

THAT'S THE WAY THEY ALL COME THROUGH LIKE

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https://www.teamusa.org/News/2021/May/21/Can-Katie-Ledecky-Become-A-10-Time-Olympic-Gold-Medalist

The women’s 1,500 makes its Olympic debut in Tokyo, and it’s Ledecky’s strongest event. But getting to the final will require that she compete in the 200 and 1,500 preliminary heats in the same evening session, Then assuming she qualifies, the finals of both events are in the same session a day later.

"I would point out that the men do not have that double, so any male swimmer who wants to compete in all [the freestyle] events does not have to double,” Ledecky stated during a Team USA Media Summit in April.

Will she ever stop being amazing?

I'd bet good money that if Katie Ledecky started identifying as trans and competing against men in the Olympics, TRAs would change their minds pretty fast about pushing for legislation allowing trans people on opposite sex sports teams. I've heard there are men who won't even train in the same pool as her because she is so fast that it's intimidating.

What does the arab in your carrd mean? Is it like afab and amab?

.. i’m palestinian

Liberal feminism falls apart pretty quickly!

hi everyone. i keep seeing this brought up, and have even recently even experienced this in the past few days. two days ago, i made a post asking radfems why they started believing in radical feminism, and what made them become a radfem, because i was curious. immediately, i got many anons telling me several horrific things, and insulting me, etc etc.

so i just wanna ask you libfems, why is it so bad for someone like me to be curious about radical feminism? if you want me to hate something, i’d like to do my own research to really see what i’m supposed to be hating.

it’s honestly bizarre to me how two simple questions turned into getting hate. i wasn’t trying to fight anyone, i was trying to EDUCATE myself.

if it’s really as bad as you say it is, why is it so bad to research it? after all, in american schools we learn about nazi germany, and i’m pretty sure it doesn’t make anyone into nazis. (i’m using this as an example because many libfems compare radical feminism to nazism) unless it’s something that you guys know is true, and hate to admit it, in fear of being ridiculed?

and also, why do you guys think it’s appropriate to send hateful anons to someone you’re trying to “steer away” from radical feminism? don’t you think that might actually push someone into the direction of radical feminism? especially if you’re telling them that they’re getting trans women killed, calling them the c-word, and telling them to go choke on gc.

i’d genuinely like to know why libfems are okay with doing this stuff to innocent people.