"The capability to live a life free from violence has been articulated as a universal human capability (Nussbaum 2000; Robeyns, this volume)..."

That is SO hard to believe at times. It is so very dire out here.

I was about to say, "I think it's something innate in them that causes their wickedness, as you see these patterns all over the world," but I remember reading a line in the feminist econ book that said,

Many m3n don't engage in these behaviors. I'll give them that, but it's so fxcking pervasive it's not valid to let your guard down and cozy up to them. I will speak from experience here, that's how you get r8ped again LOL

Don't false positivity this sh!t, m3n are so dangerous

If regular d00ds do it, the powerful ones are probably 10000x worse

I actually think you'd be hard pressed to find an American male politician, especially of that age (lmao), that isn't currently or was in the past a practicing sexist or misogynist. Of course when they get power they take advantage of that and harm women they encounter.

oldie but a goodie

I actually kind of wish we didn't create such a global incentive structure where "foreign born trained" healthcare providers want to go to the US to practice in the first place. It feels unfair to the people who could probably use their help a lot more in their home country.

And now she's one of the biggest rappers/artists in the WORLD.

I am very anti-p0rn, obviously, so I am interested in hearing the fem econs out and seeing what they have to say on these matters.

Single sentence they include is important. Will try my best.

There are all sorts of debates regarding s3x work, and what sparked another interest of mine into it was when I saw a reel of Cardi B discussing how stripping got her her independence after an abusive relationship

Roasted vegetable & 4 cheese puff pastry tart w/ sweet potato, zucchini, red bell pepper, white onion, heirloom tomato drizzled w/ olive oil, honey, and red pepper flakes.

Cheese base, top w/ veggies, then more cheese, bake 25 mins at 400, top with w/e you like

Crispy chickpea and mukimame snacks seasoned with sesame seeds, ginger, and gochugaru (threw in some blue cheese just bcuz) via thegarlicdiaries.com:

It sounds enriching and worthwhile.

Will share recipes too.

It would be a meaningful way to honor and show respect for a people who have suffered so greatly and still are as a result of our country's heinous acts of the past and present. I could take it upon myself to learn more about Native issues and the history of indigenous Americans.

I need to do the same with Native American cuisine, after this Thanksgiving and seeing this on my historical calendar app: