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right on!
1910 - Women could wear pants 1920 - White women could vote 1963 - Women gained equal paid rights (sort of) 1965 - Black women could vote 1969 - Women were allowed to initiate divorce 1972 - Women could get birth control, without a man 1973 - Women could choose to get an abortion, legally 1974 - Women could buy a home, without a man 1988 - Women could own their own business, without a man 1994 - Women gained legal protection against domestic abuse 2022 - Women lost the constitutional right to abortion
For international women's day, an abbreviated timeline of women's rights:
Reek
or balls
is it #generalstrike time yet?
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The dramatic light illuminating Rome's iconic Piazza Navona
Thanks so much to juror Chris Krupinski for selecting my painting "Afternoon-Piazza Navona" to receive a "Finalist Award" for Splash 27 : The Best of Watercolor art competition Artists Network. 30x22 inches #art #watercolor #architecture #rome #bskyart
Justice for Cricket!!
is it time for a #generalstrike yet?
same ol' sh*t, different players
yep, that too 🐷
me too. at first I thought it was a deformed baby goat
Loved hearing your voice again. Miss ya on the show. Got a big stupid grin when your jingle played.
It was so nice to hear Buzz's voice again. Miss him. Got a big stupid grin on my face when his jingle played.
Hi Steph, I was listening to today's show in the car on PVN & Malcolm was talking and all of a sudden it went blank w/ a message to the extent of video not found. Got home and tried to catch up on my PC, but no luck, can't find today's show. What has happened?
ojala
el no tiene cojones, solo dementia
what's old is new
what's old is new
good one
right!?! it's bloody extortion
#BlackHistoryMonth #OnThisDay in 1870, Hiram Rhodes Revel was sworn into the United States Senate, the first Black person to serve in Congress. READ: https://open.substack.com/pub/sonsoflibertyofficial/p/blackhistorymonth-and-onthisday-in
It also makes me feel patriotic ♥️🤍💙
Hi Bella! Saw yur National Parks segment on PVN. Ima 6th gr. Soc Studies tchr. I was fortunate in my youth to visit many nat'l & state parks. Those experiences influenced my understanding of American history & the beautiful diversity of our country. I try to bring that awe & wonder to the classroom📚
Me & Mrs. Jones is my fav
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impactful. I'm glad she got to enjoy a long and normal life after that trauma
rather reminds me of Wormtongue
