Didn't a woman get shot storming the capitol? This ain't it chief
On Tuesday, women channeled their activism into progress in Georgia. On Wednesday, men took out their grievances on democracy by storming the Capitol.
In a span of 18 hours, the highs and lows of American democracy were on display.
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*Black women *White men and women The extent y'all will go to erase Black women of our accomplishments and deny white women's role in white supremacy is never surprising but always exhausting.
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Black men also voted in Georgia but...
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BLACK WOMEN.
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BLACK WOMEN. BLACK WOMEN. BLACK WOMEN.
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This headline is a dismissal of the hard work Stacey Abrams and Fair Fight Action, and other Black women led grass roots organizations did on the ground in Georgia. Please note their hard work.
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Toxic masculinity played a part in Wednesday’s riots but white women were willing and enthusiastic participants. Tuesdays victories were the result of Black women’s work, which the majority of white women *still* tried to thwart. White Feminism is a tool of oppression.pic.twitter.com/ItvYDSM5qa
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