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“If you don’t deal with gender justice issues you are only dealing with fifty percent of the problem. You still have to go back and deal with the other half.”
Teresa Mugadza, Zimbabwean feminist, human rights activist and Oxfam Canada partner.
What does Gender Justice mean to you?
equals happy.
it was a happy easter.
and a happy birthday.
we love you charlotte tate who just turned eight.
Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya
The title may or may not be valid but the oddness about this type of image is that you will recognise the component parts, you can physically touch some of the parts but the whole thing will remain slightly surreal and intangible.
An enthusiastic high school girl participating in the Austin demonstration in favor of immigration. I was walking back from lunch when I saw the parade coming so I stopped and pulled out my camera. As she walked by, she said "Mister, could you take my picture?" So I did.
Over 400 high school students and over a thousand UT college students left classes early to take part in the parade. Some students walked over two miles from their high schools in South Austin to the Capitol where the parade started!
Academics, Business and Labor representatives debate the persistent gender earnings gap and the current state of economic discrimination against women and minorities. Cosponsored by Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal, Women’s Studies Program and Women on the Job Project, Long Island Fund for Women & Girls.
Kalifa Sarah Clyne "The fight for equal rights decriminalising homosexuality", July 4 2012, Trinidad Guardian
Victorian Labor MPs joined thousands of people around Australia calling for better pay for women working in the community sector.
June 2011
This is the first recipe I've ever made up on my own:
Shrimp
Butter
Salt
Black Pepper
Grape Tomatoes
Parmesan
Linguini
YUM!
ALL ASSES WERE NOT CREATED EQUAL
Okay, but their last ad campaign said, "EVERYBODY'S WORK IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT." So what happens if I'm working on my ass? It's a conundrum!
Note that skinniness means being a tomboy, the bottom end of a continuum that moves through "demi curves" to hotness-redefining "bold curves." (Judging from other ads, though, this "democracy of jeans," by the way, pretty much expects women of all shapes and sizes to wear high heels.)
Levi's is apparently still working on their wording: in previous decades, they tried to market Baby Boomer jeans with "a skosh more room in the behind," which did not go over well.
