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To define racism only through extreme groups and their extreme acts is akin to defining weather only through hurricanes. Hurricanes are certainly a type of weather pattern - a harsh and brutal type - but so too are mild rainfalls, light breezes, and sunny days. Likewise, racism is much broader than violence and epithets. It also comes in quieter, everyday-ordinary forms

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Feb 1, 2012

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Out of the ash
I rise with my red hair
And I eat men like air

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thedailywhat:

Abortion Bill Amendment of the Day: The Virginia state Senate went ahead today with a bill that would require pregnant women to obtain an ultrasound prior to an abortion, after rejecting a Democratic senator’s amendment that would have required men to undergo a rectal exam and cardiac stress test prior to obtaining erectile dysfunction medication.
The amendment’s author, Fairfax County Democrat Janet Howell, said she was merely trying to add “a little gender equality” to the bill.
“It’s requiring [women] to have unnecessary medical procedures, it’s adding to the cost and it’s opening them up for emotional blackmail,” she told her colleagues from the Senate floor. “And I was upset because it’s disrespectful of doctors. It’s forcing them to perform procedures they don’t think is necessary.”
She says she got the idea for the amendment after watching an erectile dysfunction drug ad which listed the pill’s myriad side effects.
“So, I said, it’s only fair, that if we’re going to subject women to unnecessary procedures, and we’re going to subject doctors to having to do things that they don’t think is medically advisory, well, Mr. President, I think we should just have a little gender equity here,” Howell said.
The amendment was ultimately defeated by a relatively narrow margin of 21 to 19. Meanwhile, Senate Bill 484 moves forward to a final floor vote tomorrow.
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What the fuck is this bullshit.^ My initial gut reaction of anger because if something is not medically necessary for a procedure, then requiring it is only invasive, and it’s invasive in so many ways.
Not the least of which is it’s invasion in the right to bodily autonomy.
So someone seeking an abortion in Virginia—should this bill pass and get signed etc.—would have no choice but to undergo a further procedure TO THEIR BODY that has nothing to do with the medical safety or anything else of an abortion. A further procedure that will also, of course, cost more time and money.Why is my state like this? Why is it trying to drive me away with policies that make me viscerally afraid for my body such that my physical instinct is to tuck into a protective ball around myself?

thedailywhat:

Abortion Bill Amendment of the Day: The Virginia state Senate went ahead today with a bill that would require pregnant women to obtain an ultrasound prior to an abortion, after rejecting a Democratic senator’s amendment that would have required men to undergo a rectal exam and cardiac stress test prior to obtaining erectile dysfunction medication.

The amendment’s author, Fairfax County Democrat Janet Howell, said she was merely trying to add “a little gender equality” to the bill.

“It’s requiring [women] to have unnecessary medical procedures, it’s adding to the cost and it’s opening them up for emotional blackmail,” she told her colleagues from the Senate floor. “And I was upset because it’s disrespectful of doctors. It’s forcing them to perform procedures they don’t think is necessary.”

She says she got the idea for the amendment after watching an erectile dysfunction drug ad which listed the pill’s myriad side effects.

“So, I said, it’s only fair, that if we’re going to subject women to unnecessary procedures, and we’re going to subject doctors to having to do things that they don’t think is medically advisory, well, Mr. President, I think we should just have a little gender equity here,” Howell said.

The amendment was ultimately defeated by a relatively narrow margin of 21 to 19. Meanwhile, Senate Bill 484 moves forward to a final floor vote tomorrow.

[roanoketimes.]

What the fuck is this bullshit.

^ My initial gut reaction of anger because if something is not medically necessary for a procedure, then requiring it is only invasive, and it’s invasive in so many ways.

Not the least of which is it’s invasion in the right to bodily autonomy.

So someone seeking an abortion in Virginia—should this bill pass and get signed etc.—would have no choice but to undergo a further procedure TO THEIR BODY that has nothing to do with the medical safety or anything else of an abortion. A further procedure that will also, of course, cost more time and money.

Why is my state like this? Why is it trying to drive me away with policies that make me viscerally afraid for my body such that my physical instinct is to tuck into a protective ball around myself?



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