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Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor writes about current threats to Roe v. Wade and discusses how Black feminists in the sixties and seventies steered the movement’s conversation about reproductive freedom away from the narrow question of “choice” and toward a broader insistence on equality.

Women have had hundreds upon hundreds of reasons to carry protest posters since the dawn of time, whether it was for voting rights, reproductive rights, or most recently, against sexual predators holding powerful positions. What started with the first well-organized, not so peaceful protest for suffrage in as early as 1913, is now often supported by men also, who understand that feminism and related social issues are not some evil entity, but rather thinking of women as equals. Sadly enough…

Their naked bodies do all the talking.

"Women Unite" - Women march down Fifth Avenue on the 50th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which granted the women the right to vote, September, 1970. Photo credit: John Olson / Time & Life / Getty — in New York, NY.

–angela davis

Celebrating the power and courage of all the women and girls across the world who have to take the streets for their beliefs, violence against women and gender equality, and whoever tried to get in their way, dropped it down.

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