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treating Jewish safety as settled everywhere, or using Israel’s political status to dismiss what a Jew is telling you about their own circumstances is disingenuous and lazy. “All are safe” is not true just because many people have been safe.

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Let me remind people who say that Jewish safety is a settled issue, it may be true for some Jewish communities, but not all, it certainly isn't true for me: a Jewish girl living in a remote, hostile environment with little community support, and the local atmosphere that's becoming more threatening

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thank you, I really appreciate the recommendation.

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oh silly, it was 'romantic' as they say 🥴

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Talk is cheap, will they show this vigilance in their treatment of people who desperately need it like woc?

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Women already deal with harassment that society routinely minimizes or ignores and now this too.

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Men can never experience the constant vigilance many women live with.

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even a robot becomes another way women’s safety can be put at risk when people choose to use it to violate someone’s boundaries, women already deal with harassment that society routinely minimizes or ignores.

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El Nino is on the roll

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one source of this disconnect may be a reluctance to recognize that misogyny can be exercised by men of any background, and that women can be harmed within their own communities, for some people, acknowledging this may feel politically fraught.

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for many women in the Global South, the struggle against misogyny is not abstract or occasional. It can shape whether they are safe at home, in public, at work, or in relationships; whether they are believed when they seek help; and whether they can access meaningful protection.

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this is not an argument against solidarity, nor a claim that every organization or individual behaves the same way. It comes from lived experience, from watching woc struggle to find support, and from seeing their accounts of harm treated as complicated, inconvenient, or somehow less urgent.

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Don't feel sorry, they're well aware what they're doing: supporting from a safe distance. they know they'll never be in the shoes of woc who are being brutally oppressed by the fundamentalist ideology and it's enforcers.

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No one should be shielded from accountability because their 'oppression' in one context makes others’ suffering inconvenient to acknowledge.

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So many western feminist spaces seem more willing to defend men of color from scrutiny than to listen to the women harmed by them. I've personally felt it.

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too many western feminist spaces still fail woc especially those in the Global South. women are fighting misogyny and violence in hostile environments, often with little local support, while organizations that claim to stand with women are nowhere to be found or minimize what they’re facing.

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"what they saw as a growing trend of Western women supporting regimes that would strip them of the rights and freedoms they currently enjoy." I second this.

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I simply said that Oct 7 is a day of mourning for millions of Jews around the world and I was yelled at for simply sharing my sentiments.

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there's a whole market for this

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across differences without asking people to give up the language that helps them understand and advocate for themselves. My concern isn’t a personal attack; it’s that “just band together” can overlook how people are treated differently, even within the same community. and what's tree people? CA

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I hear you. I’m not saying every label is beyond criticism, or that a label should define someone’s whole personality. But labels can help people name shared experiences, find support, and make visible harms that are otherwise ignored. They don’t have to be little islands, we can build solidarity

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It ain't just about one particular genre but the overall vibe. tbh, I used to think and still do that j pop can transform into something inimitable just like the Japanese anime but not convinced yet .

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Sometimes, I wanna shake my head in disbelief.

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It takes immense courage to speak out and keep going through a case like this.

more power to individuals who stand up to their abusers. 👏

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I had high hopes for jpop but it's sadly turning out to be kpop lite

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Women too often have to do twice the work for a fraction of the recognition. it’s unjust.

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Why shouldn’t a woman be president? Scrutinizing the process is fair, but treating a woman’s leadership as inherently suspect just reinforces the old idea that women can’t lead. Women too often have to do twice the work for a fraction of the recognition. it’s unjust.

They need to address the conditions that make students feel unsafe and make sure they’re heard and supported.

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Banning parties may be a response, but it can’t be the whole solution. It’s heartbreaking that women on campus still have to question whether they’re safe.

The problem isn’t identity, it’s using it to divide people under the guise of 'impartiality' ofc. Nevertheless 🏳️‍🌈♥️

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I keep wondering why it’s so hard to find support for women, queer people, and t victims. I’ve been looking for help for months without luck. I wish these organizations also helped queer women facing extreme violence simply for existing.

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Praying for his speedy recovery.

It is , indeed. 🏳️‍🌈♥️

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I wish it were that simple. But people like me are already paying the price just for existing, and pretending labels don’t matter doesn’t make that harm disappear. For many of us, naming who we are helps us find community, speak up, and stand against the people trying to silence or exclude us.

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call out abuses of queer rights. That’s where I find belonging, purpose, and joy.

To me, queerness is also about fighting for the right to express myself, rejecting traditional gender norms, and refusing to be boxed in by society’s dogma around sexual identity. It means standing alongside those who can’t safely speak for themselves, using my voice to amplify theirs and to

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wanna join the club of cool kids 😎