Danielle

Mass. police say a 25-foot buffer will keep them safe. First Amendment advocates call it ‘dangerous.’ - The Boston Globe Filming the police in a public space is a constitutional right. Actually doing it in Massachusetts could become harder under a new proposal.

Absolutely the fuck not.

There’s only so much we can take. We are not asking for Trump and his administration to listen to the American people. We are demanding that he listen. HANDS OFF OUR DEMOCRACY! April 5th.

#5050movement #politicalrevolution #handsoff #april5th

@polrev.bsky.social @indivisible.org

All those with privilege must do the same.

#FreePalestine #FreeMahmoudKhalil (6/6)

I will continue to speak for those that feel like they have no choice but to be silenced for fear of interrogation, deportation, or harm to themselves or their families. (5/6)

I am saying this intentionally on social media because of reports that the Trump administration is using AI to scan social media accounts for pro-Palestine commentary. (4/6)

Just as Israeli citizens are not to be conflated with the actions of their government and military, support for Palestine cannot be conflated with support of Hamas. PERIOD. (3/6)

There are many people who, rightfully so, are scared to continue sharing and speaking about Palestine and Gaza because our government is tactically disappearing LEGAL RESIDENTS of our country for being vocal about support for Palestine. (2/6)

I want to be intentional and clear: I am a U.S. citizen, born and raised here my entire life. I support a FREE PALESTINE and I will not be intimidated or silenced by fascists. I know that, BY DEFINITION, Israel is an apartheid state and is committing genocide with U.S. government support. (1/6)

A red and white graphic that says: Emergency Demo! Release Mahmoud Khalil. Hands off our students. ICE off our campuses. Sun March 16, 2 pm, Copley Square. In the corner is the logo of the Boston Coalition for a Free Palestine, which is a circle with the Palestinian flag in it

Boston: This Sunday at 2pm! Join us in for a rally in Copley Square to defend Mahmoud Khalil!

🗓️ Sunday, March 16
🕚 2pm
📍 Copley Square, Boston

Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me."
(16/16)

"First, they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out- because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out- because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—because I was not a Jew. (15/16)

These are the daily harms that are so commonplace that they seem almost imperceptible, but snowball into a larger ethos of male supremacy. I am calling you in. Stand up for us now, until there is no one left to speak up for even you. (14/16)

I need the men in my life to hold their circles accountable to UPLIFTING women and marginalized people - NOT as our protectors and saviors, but as people that recognize our shared humanity. (13/16)

I need the men in my life to display intolerance to the intolerance towards women and all marginalized people. I need the men in my life to not only stop making sexist/homophobic/transphobic/racist remarks themselves, but to call other men out for it as well. EVERY SINGLE TIME. (12/16)

I know that there are people and organizations who continue to fight for equality, but with fascism at our doorstep, it is not enough.(11/16)

When I think of the sisyphean magnitude of it, it takes my breath away. (10/16)

It is an instinctual knowing that the reality of the pleasures I get to enjoy in this life of mine have only been made possible through the courageous resolve of others' who had to endure indescribable violence, trauma, and suppression to get us here- where we must be STILL poised to fight. (9/16)

We allowed a rapist into the White House who surrounds himself with sexual predators and men that openly and verbally disparage women, while collectively encouraging these sentiments from our fathers, brothers, and neighbors. It is a collective trauma resurfacing. (8/16)

It's nearly impossible to feel hopeful as a woman in this world.

The past few months, I've felt a pure rage that lives deep in my bones, painfully scratching itself to the surface to scream that I am unsafe. (7/16)

White feminism means absolutely nothing. If you are not standing up for and demanding equality for EVERYONE, starting with the most marginalized groups then you are simply not seeking to uproot the foundation upon which ALL inequality thrives. (6/16)

Women of color did not gain the right to vote until 1965, a full FORTY FIVE YEARS after white women gained the right to vote. (5/16)

The SAVE act, which claims to make it more difficult for noncitizens to vote, threatens to impact womens' right to vote - the right our foremothers fought for over the course of a CENTURY (and, by the way, was opposed with violence) so that we could have a voice in our democracy. (4/16)

blatant misogyny, chronic harrassment, lack of medical research about our health, pay disparities. Our bodily autonomy is degraded daily through legislation in states thrilled by the overturning of Roe so people in power can get back to their favorite traditions of subjugating women. (3/16)

Women's rights are regressing in almost 25% of countries globally. We are at higher risk of physical and sexual violence, and the threats against women are gaining rapidly as we allow fascism to take hold in America. Women face discrimination in almost every realm of our lives- (2/16)

#InternationalWomensDay
Tomorrow is International Women's Day; a day to recognize women's achievements, progress, and to advocate for a world of gender equality. You might not have been aware of that because our government has dictated that diversity, equity, and inclusion are dispensible. (1/16)

Women's rights are under attack 30 years after leaders adopted a blueprint for equality, UN says Thirty years after world leaders adopted a historic blueprint to achieve gender equality, a new United Nations report says women’s and girls’ rights are under attack and gender discrimination is deepl...

Tomorrow is International Women's Day; a day to recognize women's achievements, progress, and to advocate for a world of gender equality. You might not have been aware of that because our government has dictated that diversity, equity, and inclusion are dispensible.

Could not have said it any better.

The stakes are just too high.

ACAB