My goal for them is to think about/design/possibly enact ways of responding to issues like this that feel attainable. A teeter totter doesn't solve the border, but it does offer people impacted by a moment of joy, perhaps reprieve. What other things can we do on the way to abolishing borders?

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Anyway, the women in this article are very much saying "I'd rather submit to the existing structure than change the material conditions of they make working and parenting or otherwise existing in this landscape awful." It's giving:

Like...imagine making your purpose in a life a man/finding a husband. Your life's *purpose*???? Not that it would be any better, but I do wonder how many of this men's retreats are asking this same question in reverse?

Shout out to whoever is responsible for this header. www.theguardian.com/world/ng-int...

Reminds me of this comic at Loco Chicken in Kyoto (a place with gluten free chicken that I absolutely loved when we visited!)