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Orange Day 2025. NEIN zur Gewalt an Frauen* und Mädchen*. 25. November - 10. Dezember 2025. Logo der OBR. Bild: Organe farbiger Handabdruck vor schwarzem Hintergrund. Organe Schrift auf schwarzem Hintergrund.

CN: Gewalt an Frauen* und Mädchen*
🧡Der heutige Internationale Tag gegen Gewalt an Frauen* und Mädchen* wird auch "Orange Day" genannt.

#GewaltGegenFrauen #OrangeDay

Böyle bir tarihi yapıya ayakkabılarımla girmeye kıyamamıştım. Nasıl bir zamandayız?

Die Titelseite der taz von Dienstag, 25. November 2025. Die Überschrift lautet "Alle drei Minuten". Darunter sind die Augen einer Frau zu sehen, die unter dem rechten Auge verletzt wurde. Unter dem Bild steht der Text: Durchschnittlich alle drei Minuten wird eine Frau in Deutschland Opfer von häuslicher Gewalt. Was das neue Gewalthilfegesetz bringen könnte

Durchschnittlich alle drei Minuten wird eine Frau in Deutschland Opfer von häuslicher Gewalt. Warum es trotz Gewalthilfegesetz immer noch viel zu wenige Plätze in Frauenhäusern gibt – und viel zu wenig Prävention 👉 taz.de/Tag-gegen-Ge...

a birdie on the bus

There is a little birdie on the bus traveling with us. I doubt she has a ticket… oh no, maybe she doesn’t have ID either. Someone call Bird Immigration Control!

Die Oma im Video gibt es übrigens wirklich, das ist Irmela Mensah-Schramm.

It would be really nice if this event were open abroad too.

Bu cümle bir itiraf aslında; tacizi işin parçası gibi gösterip failleri aklamanın, şiddeti meşrulaştırmanın yolu. Taciz, sistematik şiddetin adıdır.
Ve her yerde! Dün tarlada, fabrikada, bugün ofiste, sette, sahnede. İfşalar bir “dedikodu” değil, sistematik bir şiddet gerçeği. #uykunuzkaçsın

Ama aslında yaş ya da işkolu fark etmeksizin her alanda tehdidin sürdüğü görülüyor. Kadınların tek “suçu”, üretime emek koymak veya evin dışına adım atmaktı. Ve dün olduğu gibi bugün de aynı cümleyle susturulmaya çalışıyorlar:
“Bu sektördeysen, bunu zaten kabul etmişsindir.”

şiddeti inceliyor. O dönemde aile ekonomisine katkıda bulunmaya çalışan kızlar kendi veya başkasının tarlasında, ev işlerinde, fabrikada bir yandan üretimde var olmaya çalışırken diğer yandan tacizle yüzleşiyordu. Taciz, çoğunlukla düşük gelirli ve yaşı küçük olanlara yöneliyordu.

Tam da Jane Humphries’ın “History from Underneath: Girls’ Experience in an Era of Economic Change” makalesini okurken Türkiye’deki ifşa haberleri karşıma çıktı. Sanayi döneminde kız çocukları ve genç kadınların ilk iş deneyimlerinde maruz kaldıkları cinsiyet temelli eşitsizlikleri, taciz ve

Last week I was in Rome for a girl who’s like a goddaughter to me. I noticed five Canadian flights. Are Canadians heading to Europe more and more? Honestly, Rome outshines any U.S. city.

Yarın manevi kızımı Türkiye’den alıp AB’deki üniversitesinin kaydını yaptıracağım ya, kıza e-sim’i dün indirttim ki yarın iletişim problemi yaşamayalım, ailesinin de aklı kalmasın demiştim. Şükür yurt dışından burs aldı ki bu bitmeyen yasaklardan kurtuldu.

Bir turist türk hattı alabilse bile, telefon kayıt ücreti isteniyor, telefonunuz kapanacak uyarısı geliyor, sanırım üç kezdi. Turist kaçırmak için muhteşem yol ama önemli olan bir firma için alınan önlemlerdir tabii!

Ben Türkiye’ye geldiğimde, bu e-simleri kullanıyordum, böylece yurt dışından getirdiğim telefonu birkaç günlük kullanımı için çuval dolusu kayıt parası vermeme gerek kalmıyordu. AB’de zaten roaming yok alternatif hat alayım! Turistlerin türk hattı alması zaten işkence, 1001 şey isteniyor & pahalı.

3) Thankfully I’m not in the U.S., just mildly intoxicated in public, speaking German instead of English. Maybe that’s a little #heimweh kicking in. I’m really going to miss you, Canada! 🍁 By the way, you still need a German mother for your home :)

2) Feeling safe, social, and slightly unhinged I started chatting with the driver. He smiled at me and said nothing.
Rude? Wait no still smiling. Not rude just silently enduring whatever nonsense I was babbling. Bla bla bla…

1) I didn’t tell my neighbors I was moving out on my birthday, no less. They threw me a surprise farewell party. Very emotional, very boozy... A few beers and cocktails later (on an empty stomach), I found myself in a taxi. There was a Ukrainian flag hanging inside.

I learned about slavery from Hollywood. Why is French cinema so slow to depict our own colonial crimes? A biopic of Frantz Fanon and other remarkable new movies are finding success via social media, yet remain invisible at the big film festivals, says Guardian Europe columnist Rokhaya Diallo

I learned about slavery from Hollywood. Why is French cinema so slow to depict our own colonial crimes?

Irlen Syndrome – Are You Affected?? Research indicates approximately between 12% and 20% of the population suffers from Meares-Irlen Syndrome, also known as Visual Stress (Harbaugh, 2007). This is not an optical issue, but rather a p…

Letters seem to move and then get blurry on black backgrounds for me, kind of like in this photo:

Around 12-14 percent of people experience discomfort, distortion, or difficulty reading under certain lighting or contrast conditions, especially white text on black. I am one of those people & often skip posts in that format. Just letting you know what you share might not be readable for everyone.

4. As a teen, I was obsessed with Wilde’s works. His writing shows how hierarchies rely on myths, conventions, and power. These narratives privilege some while excluding others. Btw, Wilde was punished for being “other.”

3. Levinas, on the other hand, critiques such systems for their failure to recognize the ethical responsibility toward the “other,”(who is marginalized or excluded). Good article to reflect on.

2. It also reminds me of Nietzsche’s idea of the “will to power,” where dominant groups impose their values and narratives to justify their rule, often by defining and excluding “others”.

As Harari often argues, religious, political, and economic elites maintain hierarchies by spreading narratives and myths that justify their dominance as natural or divinely ordained. In doing so, they oppress “others”. This article shows exactly how that plays out today.

A bridge is packed with people, with scattered pride flags in the crowd. A headline reads: "Budapest Pride Parade Was Bigger Than Ever, Despite Government Ban." Photo by Janos Kummer/Getty Images.

More than 100,000 people marched in Hungary’s annual Pride parade in Budapest on Saturday after Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s ban on the event backfired, turning what is usually a low-key parade into a mass rally against his government. www.nytimes.com/2025/06/28/w...

The conservative president of the German parliament decided that the rainbow flag will not fly on the Reichstag building for the Berlin CSD, contrary to previous years.

The Greens and Left found a perfect way to protest. 🌈

As the Turkish saying goes, “when logic fails, humor prevails.”

EU leaders try to out-bully Trump, floating world trade club without US Ursula von der Leyen suggests EU could join forces with the Asian-Pacific trade bloc as Europe tries to up its game.

The European Union’s leadership excitedly revealed a new plan to combat the hell-raising American president’s trade war: Take him on at his own wild game.

darth vader is standing in front of a group of stormtroopers and says `` join the crocs side of the force '' ALT: darth vader is standing in front of a group of stormtroopers and says `` join the crocs side of the force ''

4. Killing is acceptable if done by a state. But when a woman refuses to give birth, it’s a crime because male-dominated religion turns her body into a battleground for control. “May the power be male. May the womb be controlled. May the system remain intact.”

3. Both Saudi Arabia and the USA still use execution as a form of state punishment as well.