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“Always she, always she. I never heard the voice asking why he pulled over, why he believed I’d get in, what he might do if I did. How much was I expected to take, to absorb and ignore, while they yelled and clicked their tongues so freely, with no fear of being confronted.”
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Post from the Money, Lies, and God: Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy forum
“All will be well, the thinking goes, if the red people and the blue people would just sit down for some talk therapy and give a little to the other side. In earlier times this may have been sage advice. Today it is a delusion.”
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Money, Lies, and God: Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy
Katherine Stewart
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Morning Star (Red Rising Saga, #3)
Pierce Brown
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Chanel’s writing, story, and strength will leave an impact on me for the rest of my life. Should be required reading for everyone.
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“The judge had given Brock something that would never be extended to me: empathy. My pain was never more valuable than his potential.”
Fuck.
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“Society gives women the near impossible task of separating harmlessness from danger, the foresight of knowing what some men are capable of. When we call out assault when we hear it, Trump says, I don't think you understand. Just words. You are overreacting, overly offended, hysterical, rude, relax!!! So we dismiss threatening statements and warning signs, apologizing for our paranoia. We go into a party or meeting thinking it's just a party or meeting. But when we are taken advantage ot, and come crawling back damaged, they say, How could you be so naive, you failed to detect danger, let your guard down, what did you think would happen? Trump made it clear the game is rigged, the rules keep changing. It doesn't matter what you think is assault, because in the end, he decides.”
Post from the Know My Name: A Memoir forum
“Society gives women the near impossible task of separating harmlessness from danger, the foresight of knowing what some men are capable of. When we call out assault when we hear it, Trump says, I don't think you understand. Just words. You are overreacting, overly offended, hysterical, rude, relax!!! So we dismiss threatening statements and warning signs, apologizing for our paranoia. We go into a party or meeting thinking it's just a party or meeting. But when we are taken advantage ot, and come crawling back damaged, they say, How could you be so naive, you failed to detect danger, let your guard down, what did you think would happen? Trump made it clear the game is rigged, the rules keep changing. It doesn't matter what you think is assault, because in the end, he decides.”
Post from the Know My Name: A Memoir forum
“The judge had given Brock something that would never be extended to me: empathy. My pain was never more valuable than his potential.”
Fuck.
Post from the Know My Name: A Memoir forum
“Maybe it is not calm they wanted all along, but suppressed, quiet, contained.”
Post from the Know My Name: A Memoir forum
“Always she, always she. I never heard the voice asking why he pulled over, why he believed I’d get in, what he might do if I did. How much was I expected to take, to absorb and ignore, while they yelled and clicked their tongues so freely, with no fear of being confronted.”
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Know My Name: A Memoir
Chanel Miller
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Currently feel the same way I felt when I watched the Red Wedding for the first time and my words would fail me if I tried to write a review rn
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The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World
Robin Wall Kimmerer
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Becoming
Michelle Obama
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Post from the Golden Son (Red Rising Saga, #2) forum
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