I love to dogpile on Sarsour as much as anyone else, but I assume this has something to do with the way white women in Alabama voted this week. That seems like a fairly legitimate topic to confront. No?
This is as toxic as can be. I’m in total disbelief that after the enormous support you received from both men and women from all walks of life, you’d turn on white women like this.
I rescind any support I had for you. #ImNotEvenWhite
#confrontwhitewomanhoodhttps://twitter.com/womensmarch/status/941496230127046656 …
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(1) Stats across the entire country are not the stats for Alabama. (2) I realize a lot of evangelical white women votes for Moore for religious reasons rather than racial. (3) Nonetheless, I think it's naive to think that ethnonationalism was not a substantial factor in Alabama.
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It’s not about Alabama. It’s about trump voters without taking into consideration that plenty are pro life and against trump or vice versa.
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Was the Women's March only about abortion? I thought sexual assault and general misogyny were part of it as well. Primarily in the case of Trump, who has historically been wishy-washy on abortion, but ironclad on being a pig.
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I believe it was the main point.
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I mean, they list "ending violence first, even before reproductive rights.pic.twitter.com/OtT5BHYAqS
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I may be wrong but that’s what we were sold.
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Right-Wingers are going to eat this sht up!
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This is the main course and dessert.
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*whispers* I think they should confront white women, actually... and I won't explain myself whatsoever. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Always a good starting point for feminism.
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Can people decide already? I was told no now it’s yes.
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I will take your word for it and direct haters your way then.
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